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New university research is set to completely transform deep brain stimulation, enabling doctors to move away from manual adjustments and to automatic adjustments based on the patient’s symptoms using new technologies. First approved in 1998, deep brain stimulation is the placement of electrodes in the brain connected to a battery-operated generator in the chest. A small impulse of electricity moves from the generator to the electrodes to stimulate a specific area of the brain, relieving some symptoms and side effects for those with Parkinson’s disease, dystonia, epilepsy, and tremors. It is similar to a cardiac pacemaker. The challenge is in the past those electrical impulses needed to be manually done during doctor’s visits. But now, The University of Texas Health Science Center in San Antonio is using new technology that could completely transform everything. A software update can set the…

Carahsoft Technology Corp., one of the trusted government IT solutions provider, has entered a partnership with Altair, a global leader in computational intelligence. Under the agreement, Carahsoft will serve as The post Carahsoft partners with Altair to expand U.S. public sector access to advanced simulation data analytics and AI solutions appeared first on IoT Now News - How to run an IoT enabled business.

Bell Canada and Ericsson have conducted a field test of artificial intelligence (AI)-native link adaptation – the first globally. This technology uses real-time AI to dynamically adapt networks in response The post Ericsson and Bell Canada test AI-native link adaptation to boost network speed and efficiency appeared first on IoT Now News - How to run an IoT enabled business.