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The awiss wireless sensor helps detect bacteria e.coli in water
The wireless sensor (AWISS), capable of rapidly detecting and measuring the concentration of E.coli bacteria present in water samples.
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Production of advanced integrated camera pills
Norwegian researchers are aiming to manufacture tablets that incorporate advanced camcorders (which can transmit video directly from the inside of the bowel).
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Enjoy music with wireless radio, waterproof
Previous studies have shown that listening to light music 45 minutes before bedtime improves sleep quality. Now, scientists have found that music has a dramatic effect o…
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Wireless antenna transplant to monitor cerebral aneurysms
Researchers at the University of British Columbia (UBC), Canada, have transplanted a subwoofer (platinum) wireless antenna to monitor blood levels and identify cases. Im…
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Automatic stirring device
Robostir is a battery-operated wireless stirrer, which can stir food in a pan or saucepan. This device includes 3 metal pins with a silicon base - to prevent the device…
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Wireless Brake
German experts have successfully tested the wireless bike brakes, with a 99.9% operating result, paving the way for similar brakes on planes and trains.
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Monitor the breath with the radio transceiver
The system consists of a network of wireless radios that are widely available on the market lining the sides, ends and ends of patients' beds.
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Exploiting energy from the air environment
Scientists at the School of Electrical and Computer Engineering, Georgia Institute of Technology, USA, discovered a way to capture and exploit energy transmitted through…
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Monitoring device under the skin
Scientists are developing new generation batteries that can be implanted under the skin and transmitting signals through a wireless transmitter.
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Lamps Internet data ceiling
Flickering ceilings are often annoying, but in downtown offices in St Cloud, Minnesota, they are actually an Internet connection.
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Charge the mobile phone remotely
Japan's Fujitsu today announced a technology that uses a magnet to charge more than one electronic device at the same time, complete with wireless technology.
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High-speed wireless connectivity
Researchers at Purdue University are developing new technologies that turn laser pulses into radio signals so that electronic devices in the home can connect wirelessly.
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Sim phones are capable of broadcasting Wi-Fi
Sagem Orga (Germany) has launched a special sim card capable of turning the phone into a hotspot Wi-Fi hotspot.
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The device charges wirelessly at a distance of 1m
According to the Daily Mail, Japanese scientists have researched a wireless charging device and successfully tested it. This type of device can charge the device is abou…
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Digital photo frame will 'boom' next year!
According to In-Stat's latest forecast, 2010 will be the boom year for digital wireless networking products.