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Chorong Park earned her doctoral degree in technology from Purdue Polytechnic in 2025. She is now an assistant professor and Presidential Frontier Faculty member at the University of Houston, where she directs the ELARA Lab. Her goal is to create robots that help people care for their health and stay aware of their goals as they age.
Read the original →The chief of LG Electronics said on Monday that "caregiving" could become the next frontier for artificial intelligence-powered services.
Read the original →At CHEST 2026, Jean Bourbeau, MD, said AI may support COPD diagnosis, remote monitoring, and posthospital care. He noted that most tools still need validation.
Read the original →Billions in AI spending promise to change home care with smarter scheduling and faster assessments. A widow recovering from a fall could still face an unexpected bill if she assumes the app's recommendation works the same way Medicare does.
Read the original →GE HealthCare introduced Allia Celeo, a ceiling-mounted medical imaging system designed for cardiac and other minimally invasive procedures, on Sunday. It was unveiled at the Transcatheter Cardiovascular Therapeutics conference in San Diego. The system combines artificial intelligence-assisted imaging.
Read the original →Artificial Intelligence Technology Solutions, Inc. (OTCID: AITX) announced a campaign anchored by an actual interview with CEO Steve Reinharz. The campaign invites the security industry to explore what SARA can contribute to their operations. The announcement was dated Detroit, Michigan, November 2, 2026.
Read the original →A proof-of-concept AI system classified dysarthria severity in real-world recordings with 79% per-speaker F1. It showed strong agreement with two speech therapists.
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