BrainQ, an Israeli company that uses AI to deliver electromagnetic field therapy to stroke patients through a wearable device, announced last week that its system has received Breakthrough Device Designation from the FDA. Read more...
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Startup of the Week: NanoLock – Securing homes vs hackers From Startup Nation to VacciNation Jasper: Credit cards for fresh college graduates ‘Peleton of home cooking’ turns up the heat by $30M Webinar: The Next Big Thing in AI: Spatial Computing Arizona Coyotes ex-CEO joins ADvantage Sports Tech Fund NeuReality raises $8M for its novel AI inferencing platform Insightec brain surgery without scalpels approved in China Clinch partners with Foursquare to enhance ad impact Forbes, citing Bizzabo, says virtual events are here to stay TytoCare adds oxygenation monitoring to home exam platform Startup of the WeekNanaLock: FBI warns that hackers are hijacking home securityThe FBI has warned that hackers are hijacking home security and other connected devices, allowing them inside into our homes. “Recently, offenders have been using victims’ smart devices, including video and audio capable home surveillance devices,” the FBI said in a formal public warning. It’s not just a threat to your home security, but to water, electricity and other critical infrastructure. Hackers have shut down electric networks, traffic systems and even hospitals. Luckily, companies like NanoLock...
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