Researchers from Purdue University are developing a self-learning device for MRI machines that would allow professionals to monitor patients better.
The device could record electro-physiological signals during a MRI scan and learn when to start and stop recording.
This could allow patients to be be monitored for more than one result at a time.
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(Credit: Purdue University)
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