A toilet seat that can tell how healthy you are Source: AP
From gadgets for the elderly to selfie mirrors that can predict the risk of heart attack, health tech is a big trend at this year’s C-E-S tech show. The innovations make monitoring health simpler and more portable than ever – with AI powering many of the devices. With the assistance of AI, or Artificial Intelligence, many fields have become more manageable. A technology exhibition this year has captured the attention of many, showcasing innovations ranging from a mirror that assesses the risk of a heart attack to a toilet seat that monitors one's health status. SBS Nepali spoke to Sujal Dhungana, a Senior Data Engineer in Perth about AI and how ordinary people can incorporate it into their daily lives.
From gadgets for the elderly to selfie mirrors that can predict the risk of heart attack, health tech is a big trend at this year’s C-E-S tech show. The innovations make monitoring health simpler and more portable than ever – with AI powering many of the devices. With the assistance of AI, or Artificial Intelligence, many fields have become more manageable. A technology exhibition this year has captured the attention of many, showcasing innovations ranging from a mirror that assesses the risk of a heart attack to a toilet seat that monitors one's health status. SBS Nepali spoke to Sujal Dhungana, a Senior Data Engineer in Perth about AI and how ordinary people can incorporate it into their daily lives.
