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Scientists from the University of California in Los Angeles (USA) developed a pen with ferrofluid, an ink with small magnetized particles. By writing, the ink moves and generates electrical signals that can be analyzed by artificial intelligence.The study, published in Nature Chemical Engineering, indicates that its functioning could help detect Parkinson's, as it integrates a neural network capable of identifying patterns in the manuscript text…
From the writing to the hand, a pen with artificial intelligence and magnetic ink can come to help detect early the beginning of Parkinson's disease, suggests a study published in the journal Nature Chemical Engineering. Based on samples of caligraphy collected with a personalized pen with magnetic ink, the team of researcher Jun Chen of the University of California, in Los Angeles, developed an approach to the diagnosis of Parkinson's disease.
AI-Powered Handwriting Analysis Aids Parkinson’s Diagnosis
In the ever-evolving landscape of neurodegenerative disease diagnostics, Parkinson’s disease (PD) remains a formidable challenge, largely due to the complexity of its early symptoms and the difficulty in achieving timely, accessible diagnosis on a global scale. Parkinson’s disease, characterized primarily by motor dysfunction, demands sensitive and precise tools that can detect subtle manifestations well before debilitating symptoms become prono…
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