Wearing a tech-enabled device that can track your daily steps or keep track of your heartbeat during workouts has become something many of us take for granted. But we’re still on the forefront of seeing what the blending of biology and technology might be able to do, according to Nicholas Becker, a Ph.D. student in electrical engineering at UW and a Global Innovation Exchange student.
Image: The time is ripe for biology, machine learning and tech to come together beyond the basic FitBit step counters, says John Raiti, Ph.D., a senior research engineer and lecturer at GIX.
