eHealth devices are the future of healthcare, how can they deal with legal issues raised by privacy and medical devices regulations?
For those of you who have not been able to attend the Webinar on wearable technologies, privacy and intellectual property rights today, I have posted here my presentation covering wearable technology issues and the Internet of Things. Also, if you have questions or comments on the covered topics or want to receive the recording…
Wearable technologies and the Internet of Things are becoming a really exciting topic and each time we review different products for clients, we find out an additional legal implication that might be relevant in the sector. After having published a post on wearable technologies and privacy and a second post on wearable technologies in the healthcare sector with reference to eHealth technologies, I am now running a webinar organized by the Global Lawyers Association on wearable technologies, privacy and intellectual property rights.
Wearables are facing a massive growth, but have to deal with major privacy issues that could hinder or at least delay the process.
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