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Emerging US RNA technology, which has emerged from stealth mode, says it can directly target pests and significantly reduce the frequency of application.
The saying in real estate is location, location, location. And that applies for technology being unveiling by Terrana Biosciences.
Emerging from stealth mode after four years of development, this Flagship Pioneering company is taking the RNA expertise of cousin company Moderna, and creating crop protection solutions in parallel but distinctly different than cousin company Indigo Ag.“Terrana is coming out of the Flagship Pioneering ecosystem in Boston, and Flagship has a long history of working on RNA,” Ryan Rapp Terrana Biosciences co-founder and CEO. “Probably the best known RNA company is Moderna, but we have a whole host of other ones within the ecosystem, and it’s helped allow us to have all this knowledge about RNA, but apply it to solve problems in agriculture.”
Battery life doubled to 10 years – Treatment device for overactive bladder launched by Medtronic Japan
On the 13th, Medtronic Japan announced the launch of sales of “InterStimX,” a non-rechargeable stimulation device for sacral nerve stimulation therapy, which suppresses the activity of the sacral nerves related to bladder and anal movements through electrical stimulation to treat overactive bladder and fecal incontinence. A key feature is its battery life of approximately 10 years with standard use, twice as long as previous products.The device, implanted into the body, delivers electrical stimulation to the sacral nerves, aiming to improve symptoms of overactive bladder and fecal incontinence.
Sky Labs at Forefront of Cuffless Blood Pressure Monitoring
Sky Labs, a South Korean digital healthcare startup, captured global attention at the European Society of Hypertension (ESH) 2025 in Milan, Italy, with the unveiling of the world’s first ring-type cuffless blood pressure monitor.
Cambridge unveils first SPARK incubator cohort of 24 startups
King’s College, Cambridge has revealed the 24 startups selected for its first-ever incubator programme, SPARK 1.0, an initiative designed to turn research-backed ideas from students and alumni into investable companies.
The new scheme, created by King’s Entrepreneurship Lab (King’s E-Lab) in partnership with Founders at the University of Cambridge, aims to support the next generation of entrepreneurs tackling global challenges ranging from disease prevention to climate resilience and fertility support.
King’s College has long been associated with transformative breakthroughs in science and technology, counting Alan Turing, Geoff Hinton and Fred Sanger among its alumni. Now, SPARK 1.0 aims to continue that legacy by nurturing founders working across software, AI, life sciences, semiconductors and sustainability.
Digital musical instrument designed to combat isolation and boost motor skills in older adults
Alex Gunning, who recently graduated with a degree in Product Design and Technology, designed "Sonare'—a portable, all-in-one musical instrument and teaching tool for older adults—as part of his final year project.
Unlike traditional instruments that rely on fine motor skills and physical strength, Sonare offers a lightweight, ergonomic design. Users can tap or swipe to trigger sounds, enabling collaborative and solo play without the strain of heavy keys or strings.
Hong Kong startups target elderly market with wearable robotics
Two health-tech startups from the Chinese University of Hong Kong are focusing on the growing elderly care and rehabilitation markets through wearable robotics technologies.
RT HealthTech, founded in 2024, has developed inflatable joint support devices designed for elderly individuals and those with minor injuries.
The devices feature a rechargeable air-pumping system that allows for adjustable support.
They are expected to be available in two months for around HK$1,200 (US$153) each, according to co-founder Raymond Tong Kai-yu.
Paper-based RNA sensors turn red to reveal hidden viruses
A team led by Dr. Chaitanya Attaare at the Indian Institute of Science Education and Research (IISER) has developed a new multi-component synthetic RNA-based sensor capable of detecting traces of the novel coronavirus and Zika virus. This sensor generates a color signal by placing a sample on filter paper, making it simple and low-cost, and thus suitable for use in remote clinics and homes.The sensor uses synthetic RNA known as a “two-hold switch.” When viral RNA is present, ribosomes produce specific enzymes that convert a yellow substrate into a red dye.
Salt reduction technology: Discussion on methods of limiting sodium using yeast extracts to meet consumer demand.
As regulatory pressure to reduce sodium intensifies, food manufacturers face the challenge of reformulating popular products without losing flavor appeal. Summer is a critical period for savory foods like barbecue meats, dips, and salty snacks, making salt reduction strategies especially important for brands seeking to meet health guidelines while satisfying consumer expectations.
To explore practical solutions, Food Ingredients First speaks with Daria Pashkova, product and marketing manager at Ohly. The company develops yeast-based ingredients designed to support sodium reduction by preserving savoury flavour profiles in demanding applications such as snacks and marinades.
24GHz FMCW radar + AI-based non-contact sleep monitoring system developed by Indian research group
A research group at the Indian Institute of Science Education and Research (IISER) Bhopal in India has announced RestAware, a non-contact sleep monitoring system that combines 24 GHz band FMCW (frequency modulated continuous wave) radar and a large language model (LLM). The system avoids the issues associated with traditional wearable devices, cameras, and mattress-based sensors, such as reduced comfort, detection interference from blankets, and privacy concerns, while maintaining non-invasive and anonymous recording of sleep behavior. The system collected data on eight types of sleeping positions, including supine, prone, lateral, and turning, from 25 participants. Using K-nearest neighbor (KNN) classification, it achieved 92% accuracy and an F1 score of 0.91. Additionally, it incorporates a feature that automatically generates human-readable sleep summaries from the collected data using pre-trained LLMs such as Mistral, Llama, and Falcon. The system is composed of inexpensive components such as an ESP32, micro-SD card, and battery, with a total cost of approximately $35. It offers real-time responsiveness and portability, making it suitable for applications in smart homes and medical environments. RestAware presents a new, low-cost, privacy-focused analytical paradigm for evaluating daily sleep quality and detecting sleep disorders at an early stage.
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Krokos Bio enters plant cell culture arena with saffron tech as cracks emerge in botanical supply chains
In some cases, plant cell culture might enable the production of novel bioactives. In most cases, however, it’s about ensuring a consistent supply of high-value botanicals with supply chains increasingly threatened by unpredictable weather, political instability, and disease.
Rather than using sunlight, water, and soil to nurture fully-grown plants, a growing number of startups in this emerging field grow plant cells in bioreactors in conditions optimized for the rapid production of high-value compounds and secondary metabolites (think aloe vera, vanilla, cocoa polyphenols, saponins and even coffee).
At California-based Krokos Bio, which has just secured funding from Big Idea Ventures, founder and CEO Jacob Lang is focused on saffron, a spice derived from the stigmas of the Crocus sativus plant, renowned for its vibrant red/orange color, unique flavor, and hefty price tag.
Lang, who has worked in bioprocess development with microbial and animal cells, founded Krokos Bio in mid-2024 after becoming convinced plant cell culture could make economic sense for high-value botanicals.
A service that utilizes AI to visualize sleep quality and contribute to reducing medical expenses Based on unique data analysis, promotes behavioral changes in sleep
JMDC Co., Ltd. (Headquarters: Minato-ku, Tokyo; President and CEO: Ryo Noguchi; hereinafter “JMDC”) has released “Pep Up Sleep,” a feature that visualizes sleep quality and promotes improvement, as part of its PHR service “Pep Up” on July 7, 2025.
In recent years, the decline in sleep quality among working-age individuals has emerged as a critical health issue, increasing the risk of chronic diseases such as depression and hypertension, and contributing to rising medical costs.
“Pep Up Sleep” utilizes sleep data collected from wearable devices, combined with health check-up questionnaires, to provide a sleep score based on subjective restfulness and actionable improvement recommendations.
The “PhA,” which evaluates “cell health and muscle quality,” may enable simple differentiation of mild cognitive impairment (MCI).
The “PhA” test, which evaluates “cell health and muscle quality,” may enable simple differentiation of mild cognitive impairment (MCI). This could lead to early detection (differentiation) of MCI and appropriate care (dementia prevention). The National Center for Geriatrics and Gerontology recently presented these research findings (see the center's website here).
Ultrahuman brings health monitoring home
Ultrahuman has announced a new product, “Ultrahuman Home,” which monitors and adjusts the impact of the home environment on health in real time.This system continuously measures environmental factors such as air quality, temperature, humidity, noise, and light, and improves users' health and recovery. Research has shown that environmental factors have a greater impact on mortality risk than genetic factors. Ultrahuman Home measures levels of airborne particles, chemicals, carbon monoxide, and carbon dioxide, and identifies factors that affect sleep and cognitive function.Additionally, it analyzes light intensity and spectrum, which are said to have positive effects on circadian rhythms, hormone balance, mood, and vitamin D synthesis. This product integrates with existing products to correlate physiological metrics with environmental data.