Featured Story Johns Hopkins Startup Developing At-Home Rehabilitation Game
Software gauges the extent to which a person can do exercises over time, predicts future performance, and predicts how long it might take the individual to recover.
September/October 2017
Tapping Innovative Solutions and Technology at Johns Hopkins Medicine
Articles in this Issue
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Artifact App Improves Accuracy of Patient Data in Medical Records
The app is available on mobile, tablet or desktop, so providers can answer questions on the go.
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Insights for Tech Entrepreneurship at Johns Hopkins
Excerpts from an interview with Myron “Mike” Weisfeldt, Senior Medical Director, Johns Hopkins Technology Ventures
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Virtual Reality System Helps People with Low Vision
To magnify a person’s surroundings, the computer program works with a Samsung Galaxy phone and Samsung Gear headset.
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Tech Envy: Apps for Vision Impairment
Apps include Be My Eyes, TapTapSee and VisionConnect.
