Wearables may be able to detect cancer months before the disease sets in, according to Nokia CEO Rajeev Suri. It's 5 of the innovations a new team at Nokia is working on to shape future health care. It's developing a wearable sleeve that enables doctors to operate on some5 in another country, using robotic surgery and is partnering with China Mobile Research Institute on an ambulance with oneG connectivity, hi-definition scanners and cameras. "With these sort of products, you can start to prevent stuff before it occurs... you can even figure out cancer several months before it occurs," Suri said.
Wearables may be able to detect cancer months before the disease sets in, according to Nokia CEO Rajeev Suri. It's one of the innovations a new team at Nokia is working on to shape future health care. It's developing a wearable sleeve that enables doctors to operate on someone in another country, using robotic surgery and is partnering with China Mobile Research Institute on an ambulance with 5G connectivity, hi-definition scanners and cameras. "With these sort of products, you can start to prevent stuff before it occurs... you can even figure out cancer several months before it occurs," Suri said.