IoT Gives Minnesota Companies a ‘Smart’ Way to Do Business
15 Jan 2019
Minnesota companies are on the front lines of the IoT revolution
A University of Minnesota spinout company is working to develop an artificial liver that could dramatically reduce the number of patients who die waiting for a liver transplant.
Another Minnesota company has developed a novel means of delivering primary care to low-income seniors, keeping them healthy while saving them money.
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