Drawing on foundational guidance on digital health architecture from WHO as well as insights from five Digital Health Exemplar countries, this issue highlights practical strategies for advancing ...

A digital twin is a virtual replica of a physical system that continuously receives real-time data to simulate, analyse, and optimise operations. In the nuclear power industry, digital twins provide a ...

This paper presents a simple yet effective method to design a decentralized proportional−integral−derivative controller for multivariable processes. On the basis of structure decomposition, the ...

Experts At The Table: AI is starting to impact several parts of the EDA design and verification flows, but so far these improvements are isolated to a single tool or small flows provided by a single ...

Creating a new technology-accelerated knowledge system for biomedical science—what I’m calling here Scientia Machina —may be best approached through first articulating the conceptual and ...

A new design platform streamlines electronics system development from component selection to software development by integrating hardware, software, and lifecycle data into a single digital ...

Is there a future for digital twins in the power electronics industry? Continued refinement of the technology is paving a path in that direction.

These ideas represent meaningful risks to human rights, privacy, dignity, and autonomy. In this paper, we present an alternative solution for digital health called human-centric digital health (HCDH).