Accelerated Computing A Biomedical Engineering and Medical Science Perspective

Abstract

The rapid advancements in technological computing have brought about significant growth and transformation in various domains of engineering, particularly in the field of medical science and human health. With the progress in computer vision, image processing, machine learning, deep learning, and data science, there has been a revolutionary change in healthcare, addressing a wide range of medical conditions and human anatomy perspectives. The integration of these technologies has not only improved medication and disease control but has also provided solutions for complex tasks and issues related to human anatomy threats in the health sector. This research focuses on the impact of accelerated computing in biomedical engineering, providing insights into the modern utility of toolsets in Bioinformatics and mechanics with artificial intelligence within medical science and also diving into understanding the human anatomy. Additionally, it explores the concept of functional genomics and its potential to provide insights into future disease and health issues, paving the way for advancements in healthcare for the foreseeable future and beyond.