FROM MICROCHIPS TO MEDICAL DEVICES
Remote healthcare, or telemedicine, is necessary and highly beneficial during the COVID-19 crisis, and semiconductors are vital to IT infrastructure and to wearable medical technology for patient monitoring. This technology is especially helpful to the elderly population and patients with underlying health conditions.
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