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See how the following people 'hacked' their bodies with only a few implanted small devices.
South Korean researchers are developing 3D printing technology that allows them to print smaller, cellular details.
Despite its small size, this wind turbine is extremely durable due to its unique nickel metal alloy and intelligent aerodynamic design.
From the world's smallest semiconductor laser to a bee-sized robot, many of them are so small that they cannot be seen with the naked eye, but they are actually changing…
When taking a tissue sample for medical diagnosis, doctors often experience limitations because they have to use bulky and easily invasive clips.
This technology helps scientists learn how the brain works, thereby finding new treatments for brain disorders.
For some types of cancer such as pancreatic cancer or cancer of the neck, cancerous tumors are very anaerobic, or in other words, they contain very low levels of oxygen.
OmniVision Technologies, based in Santa Clara, California, USA, has produced the OV2720 high-definition CMOS image sensor with a 1/6 inch (0.4cm) CMOS image sensor.
A Taiwanese electronics maker has launched the world's smallest, binaural-type camera that is easy to use in a variety of fields, including medicine.
A small apple-seeded telescope is implanted in the eye to help improve vision for people with age-related macular degeneration. This visual aid device is waiting for FDA…