Apple announced today that ResearchKit is now available to researchers and developers. As you may recall, ResearchKit is a software framework that’s designed to help doctors, scientists, and other researchers gather data with more frequency and accuracy by using the sensors built into iPhone.
ResearchKit, which is open source, allows any medical researcher to take advantage of specific modules to speed the development of research study apps and to also build new modules for submission to be adopted as part of ResearchKit. The initial modules address:
In other news, IBM announced that it has partnered with Apple for the launch of Watson Health Cloud, which will provide a way for researchers to draw on anonymous data from HealthKit and ResearchKit.
Watson, of course, is IBM’s “Artificial Intelligence” engine that handily beat a Jeopardy! contestant a few years ago. Through Watson’s data-mining and predictive analytics capabilities, Health Cloud will make it possible to store, aggregate, and model data, then combine it with other data sources and types to “enrich research findings.”
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