what if you could roll up your too big 6 Plus to actually fit in your pocket?
This wave range also has great application for the soldiers in the military who rely on infrared thermal imaging technology and for flexible night vision glasses.
also a postdoctoral researcher in Mikkelsen laboratory. hat something that I think everyone, including funding agencies,
also a postdoctoral researcher in Mikkelsen laboratory. hat something that I think everyone, including funding agencies,
both at Georgia Tech. hat was surprising was finding a solvent that allows the assembly of structures more easily than in water.
With the cancer's molecular makeup identified through this virtual biopsy, researches can load the"delivery system"with cancer-targeting components that specifically attack the molecular structure.
blue scarf and bright white collar and features two distinct authentication viewing modes in one feature.
as well as in clothing, providing the garment has a lining. The research has been carried out at the Wallenberg Wood Science Center at KTH.
For consumers, smart glasses or nomadic projection devices with augmented reality provide directions, safety updates advertisements and other information across the viewing field.
Synthesizing nanoscale materials takes place within high-tech laboratories, where scientists in full-body suits keep every grain of dust away from their sensitive innovations.
such as belt-like nanostructures, exhibit much more application potential because of their high surface to volume ratio.
we have developed three-dimensional (3d) macroscopic material from 1d tin oxide belt-like nanostructures. The resulting ceramic networks exhibit most of the nanoscale properties,
The fascinating part is the structure of the single belt-like nanostructures delivered by this synthesis on the basis of tin oxide crystal structure.
Yu team is the first to demonstrate that the ants use a coat of uniquely shaped hairs to control electromagnetic waves over an extremely broad range from the solar spectrum (visible and near-infrared) to the thermal radiation spectrum (mid-infrared
whether the antsconspicuous silvery coats were important in keeping them cool in blistering heat. Yu team found that the answer to this question was much broader once they realized the important role of infrared light.
and even clothing. Saharan silver ants (Cataglyphis bombycina) forage in the Saharan Desert in the full midday sun when surface temperatures reach up to 70°C (158°F),
and it stretchable and flexible, Chanda said. hat was the motivation: Can we take some inspiration from biology
your clothing, your fashion items all of that could change, Chanda said. hy would I need 50 shirts in my closet
if I could change the color and pattern? Researchers used a simple and inexpensive nano-imprinting technique that can produce the reflective nanostructured surface over a large area. his is a cheap way of making displays on a flexible substrate with full-color generation,
Chanda said. hat a unique combination. The research team included lead author Daniel Franklin and Yuan Chen, Abraham Vazquez-Guardado, Sushrut Modak, Javeneh Boroumand, Daming Xu and Shin-Tson
and underwear incorporating sensing devices for measuring a range of biological indicators such as heart rate and muscle contraction.
and now watches and glasses. But they still havent broken free from their rigid form.
as well as in clothing, providing the garment has a lining. The research has been carried out at the Wallenberg Wood Science Center at KTH.
Jérôme Bonnet's team in Montpellier's Centre for Structural Biochemistry (CBS) had the idea of using concepts from synthetic biology derived from electronics to construct genetic systems making it possible to"programme"living cells like a computer.
Jérôme Bonnet invented a genetic transistor, the transcriptor. The insertion of one or more transcriptors into bacteria transforms them into microscopic calculators.
In this new work, the teams led by Jérôme Bonnet (CBS, Inserm U1054, CNRS UMR5048, Montpellier University), Franck Molina (Sysdiag, CNRS FRE 3690),
or private researchers,"says Jérôme Bonnet.""Our work is focused presently on the engineering of artificial genetic systems that can be modified on demand to detect different molecular disease markers,
With this in mind, Jonesteam, together with industrial partners and other universities, has been developing low-cost pollution detectors that are small enough to fit in your pocket,
such as buttoning a shirt, picking up a telephone, or using cooking and eating utensils, become frustrating and nearly impossible feats due to reduced gripping strength and motor control in the hand.
or incorporated into clothing-are bringing science fiction gadgets closer to real life. Dr Madhu Bhaskaran, project leader
with water as a byproduct. hat serendipitous observation will lead to further systematic studies of nanotubes reactions in solid state,
Ajayan said. hat wee done is very crude, but it a beginning and a lot of work can follow along these lines. n
and be used for smart clothing such as cloaking suits and dynamic illuminated clothing.""The cloaking suit could be used to blend into a variety of environments,
such as in the wild. It could also be used for signalling purposes, for example search and rescue operations
Thanks to their mechanical properties, MOF thin films of a few hundred nanometers in thickness can be used for flexible solar cells or for the coating of clothing material or deformable components.
Or an office worker who could do the same with his necktie. Is someone at the wedding reception wearing the same dress as you?
No problem switch yours to a different color in the blink of an eye. A breakthrough in a University of Central Florida lab has brought those scenarios closer to reality.
and it stretchable and flexible, Chanda said. hat was the motivation: Can we take some inspiration from biology
your clothing, your fashion items all of that could change, Chanda said. hy would I need 50 shirts in my closet
if I could change the color and pattern? Researchers used a simple and inexpensive nano-imprinting technique that can produce the reflective nanostructured surface over a large area. his is a cheap way of making displays on a flexible substrate with full-color generation,
Chanda said. hat a unique combination. n
#Spintronics advance brings wafer-scale quantum devices closer to reality (Nanowerk News) An electronics technology that uses the"spin
what if you could roll up your too big 6 Plus to actually fit in your pocket?
This wave range also has great application for the soldiers in the military who rely on infrared thermal imaging technology and for flexible night vision glasses.
where they create clothing that kills bacteria, conducts electricity, wards off malaria, captures harmful gas and weaves transistors into shirts and dresses.
Fibers are everywhere from your underwear, pajamas, toothbrushes, tires, shoes, car seats, air filtration systems and even your clothes.
Abbey Liebman 10 created a dress using conductive cotton threads capable of charging an iphone.
the Southwest-inspired garment captured enough sunshine to charge cell phones and other handheld devices allowing the wearer to stay plugged in.
The technology may be embedded into shirts to measure heart rate or analyze sweat, sewn into pillows to monitor brain signals
Two of Hinestrozas students created a hooded bodysuit embedded with insecticides using metal organic framework molecules,
the antimalarial garment can be worn during the day to provide extra protection and does not dissipate like skin-based repellants.
but have it remain flexible and as comfortable as a t-shirt or an old pair of jeans s
The study also suggests the broader potential for adapting nanoscale drug-delivery techniques developed for use in environmental remediation. hat we can apply some of the highly sophisticated,
The researchers devised a novel designer ribosome with tethered subunits Ribo-T. hat we were ultimately able to do was show that by creating an engineered ribosome where the RIBOSOMAL RNA is shared between the two subunits and linked by these small tethers,
to ensure the driver is made aware of a potential hazard. he most common method for monitoring brainwaves is close to the source using sensors attached to a headband,
Andersen says. hat we have here is a unique window into the workings of a complex high-level brain area,
and form the basis of new targeted treatments that are based on an individual genetic makeup.
Eventually, the researchers figured out that a second special property of brain cancer cells that they lack the so-called myelin sheaths that coat healthy brain cells had a greater effect on the OCT readings than did density.
For several weeks, each of the subjects put on an electrode-studded hat capable of analysing their brain signals.
#Google working with Levis on smart clothes GOOGLE says it working with iconic US jean maker Levi strauss to make clothing from specially woven fabric with touch-screen control capabilities.
and to spotlight Levi strauss as its first partner. Named after a Frenchman who invented a type of loom,
from suits or dresses to furniture or carpet, could potentially have computer touchpad style control capabilities woven.
Conductive yarn is connected to tiny circuits, no bigger than jacket buttons, with miniaturised electronics that can use algorithms to recognise touches or swipes,
and will retail at under $us10. 00 for a pack of four sleeves. The product will be available for purchase on Amazon later this year z
and Predator and could provide extreme hi-resolution imagery. f you want to read what kind of shirt a guy is wearing you would need to be at 5000 feet,
what's called a white hat hacker. Companies hire him to help identify security flaws in their systems and design better security features.
"Doctors wear 3-D glasses and use a joystick to zoom in to a ventricle or valve,
a day in the future when we'd be able to carry songs in our pockets, at full fidelity, by the millions.
"Multi-view or glasses-free 3d displays have used a similar concept; but this work differs because the perceived images change with small movements in the near-field."
making it a kind of sheep in wolf clothing. When injected into humans our immune system mounts a response to the modified VSV virus and,
screwing a cap on a water bottle, assembling a toy plane, etc. What was really impressive about the technique was did the robot not require preprogrammed details about surroundings.
Brain cancer cells also lack the myelin sheaths that coat healthy brain cells, a factor that has even greater effect on OCT readings than cell density,
the robotic foot follows suit. t's really surreal, he says. he first time, to be started honest,
When cameras in the glasses pick up visual stimuli, software converts the information to electrical pulses sent as vibrations to be felt on the user tongue.
#Super-Thin Electronic textile Could Dress You In Video Researchers created a 1mm sized"Afghan Girl"image
In the future you won have to worry about your coworkers finding out that youe wearing the same shirt as yesterday,
or incorporated into a person clothing. This research was carried out by Dr. Madhu Bhaskaran, co-leader of the RMIT Functional Materials and Microsystems Research Group,
#Wear a 3d printed Onesie That Acts as a Walking Air cleaner Dutch designer Borre Akkersdijk debuts wearable tech suit with stiched-in solutions to pollutionpsfk meets with Borre Akkersdijk,
Founder of the Dutch design company at Northside Festival to learn more about the debut of the BB Suit 3d printed onesie that doubles as an air purifiernd the future of wearable fashion.
The BB Suit concept first took shape when the team was invited to the Beijing Design Festival,
In learning of the daily pollution problem, it became apparent that the suit should double as solution for cleaner air.
If you so choose to wear the onesie in the car for one hour, you will have cleaned successfully the polluted air.
The prototype of the suits are still too extreme to appeal to the mass market but the designer hopes to create a surface that everybody can make use of.
Similar to an iphone, in which each user curates their own apps, the future suits will enable the owner complete control over the functions.
The adoption of the suit will rely on the future evolution of a new industry that bridges technology and textiles,
to connect to your digital wallet and stop you before you overspend. If our clothing serves all of these uses,
would we want to wear anything else? Byborre Northside Festiva d
#Anti-Radiation Glasses Protect Against Computer Eye Strain Zappi glasses are designed to protect the wearer eyes from the harmful light given off by digital devices such as smartphones, tablets and computers.
As many people spend hours using technology and looking at screens, Zappi founder and CEO Andy Jones decided to help guard people eyes against the damage of UV and blue light.
The nonprescription glasses are aimed at people who don normally wear glasses but view digital screens on a regular basis.
The glasses are made from impact-resistant polycarbonate with a scratch-resistant lens that also reduces glare to the eyes.
The computer and gaming glasses are aimed at every member of the family. Currently raising funds on Indiegogo, Zappi perks offer pairs for children (£25) and adults (£30),
A quality microfiber cloth and storage pouch are provided with each pair to keep the glasses clean and safe d
and poets can clip it a pocket to record moments of inspiration. The Instamic Indiegogo campaign is expected to kickoff later this month s
and Sunburn With This Smart Bikini Spinali Design brings wearable technologies to the beach (where skin cancer runs rampant) The french are credited with creating the modern bikini,
so it shouldn come as a surprise that French company Spinali Design has created a smart bikini to help women monitor sun exposure responsibly.
The bikini bottom has a section where a UV sensor clips on to the fabric.
when the bikini wearer needs some help applying sunscreen. The lightweight sensor is removable, waterproof and measures less than two centimeters.
The bikini labels are printed on the inside of the suit and are customizable with a photo or message.
In addition to the bikini, Spinali has created also a connected beach towel that includes a UV sensor. The towel measures 200 x 150 cm
Bikini start at $167 US (149#or £108) with towels available for $111 USD (99#or £72.
For more promotional videos and demonstrations of how the sensor is attached to the suit, check out the Spinali Youtube channel.
Bhalla told CNN hat the information would transmit securely and remain safe on the company computer servers.
and shape to a wristwatch, but with the active mechanics positioned on the sensitive inside part of the wrist.
#Glasses that make cancer glow When Sandy Sagitto was diagnosed with breast cancer she was devastated.""First thought is that
which allows a surgeon wearing specialized glasses to see cancer cells glowing.""What this does is conserve the healthy tissue
Currently the cancer glasses are being tested on skin and breast cancer patients, but Dr. Achilefu says they could be used to visualize
MOF thin films of a few hundred nanometers in thickness can be used for flexible solar cells or for the coating of clothing material or deformable components.
What Your Clothes May Literally Say About You In the future Wearing a computer on your sleeve may be a lot cooler than a plastic watch with an Apple logo on it-researchers at the University of Pittsburgh have designed a responsive hybrid material fueled by an oscillatory chemical reactions.
or introduced as an inset into a shoe. Anna C. Balazs, Ph d. distinguished professor of chemical and petroleum engineering,
and shrunk again for storing away in a case or pocket. One of the GHOST partners
#New bionic contact lenses could make glasses obsolete Your eyesight may be about to get a huge boost
"At age 45 I had to struggle with reading glasses, which like most people, I found was a great insult,
"To this day I curse my progressive glasses. I also wear contact lenses, which I also curse just about every day.
and cowboys just did not wear glasses.""If the Ocumetics Bionic Lens makes it to market then a whole host of eyesight problems could be overcome,
not least having to wear glasses or contact lenses. Clinical trials are now set to begin on animals and blind human beings.
and line flexible and odd-shaped materials such as clothing or the bodies of vehicles.""There are limits to how thin a battery can be,
They could also line clothing, helping to develop wearable electronics, such as A t-shirt that capable of charging your iphone.
So wee pretty excited to see what the researchers do with the material next l
lead researcher Vladan Vuletic from the Massachusetts institute of technology (MIT) in the US told Jennifer Chu from the MIT News Office. hat is new in our system is,
the friction almost entirely disappeared. hat we can do is adjust at will the distance between the atoms to either be matched to the optical lattice for maximum friction,
but the underlying mechanism is hard to guess.""Levin and Lobo's work has been published in the journal PLOS Computational biology,
you can essentially carry an optometrist's fundus camera around in your back pocket.""Conduct routine eye examinations and retinal screenings anywhere for possible detection of a variety of disorders, including the leading causes of blindness-cataracts, glaucoma, diabetic retinopathy and age-related macular degeneration,
visual information is captured by a tiny camera attached to the patient's glasses and sent to a pocket-sized computer,
Italy and Switzerland were hooked up to an electrode-covered cap, which analyses their brain signals and converts them into electronic instructions for a robot.
soon we'll be looking back at how inconvenient and primitive those ubiquitous little devices in our pockets used to be k
The company lists medical monitoring, sportswear clothing and even connected cars as potential use cases for its technology-bend
and further down the line maybe even recharge your smartphone as it bounces around in your pocket or bag.
#Huge 3-D displays without 3-D glasses Public screenings have become an important part of major sports events.
"We've demonstrated that these are going to be excellent components of the flexible electronics that will soon be embedded in clothing and consumer goods,
#Ebola leads to hunger in Africa's rice belt In December 2014 the government of Sierra leone banned all public celebrations to prevent the further spread of Ebola in the worst-affected country.
#WHO grants approval for safe effective meningitis A vaccine for infants The World health organization (WHO) has opened the door to routine immunization of infants in Sub-saharan africa by approving for use an innovative and affordable vaccine that has all but rid the meningitis belt of a major cause
Before the introduction of Menafrivac, people living in countries of the meningitis belt, which stretches from Senegal in the west to Ethiopia in the east,
Menafrivac has been administered to over 215 million people in 15 countries of the African meningitis belt:
and optimal dosage and immunization schedule for administering Menafrivac to infants and toddlers alongside other routine childhood vaccines in African meningitis belt countries.
Specifically, THE WHO prequalification that was announced today allows United nations procurement agencies to purchase the vaccine for use in routine immunization programs in meningitis-belt countries
""We are more than halfway through with introducing the vaccine in meningitis-belt countries, and the first introductions have been a stunning success,
Elimination of meningitis epidemics will require meningitis belt countries'political commitment to complete the mass campaigns
a soft sock that can wrap an arrhythmic heart in electronic sensors, and LED strips thin enough to be implanted directly into the brain to illuminate neural pathways.
Somatic brain mutations, affecting just pockets of cells can be harmful, and have been suggested as a possible cause of neurodevelopmental disorders such as autism,
When compared to regular clothing material, the special nanowire cloth trapped body heat far more effectively.
and enables a surgeon to set the cutting angle that best suits the bone, and, also, to set the location
and improving the automatic first-guess he said. In other words it will pull out a page that displays writing from the data they currently have
The materials Guo has created are much more slippery than Teflon--a common hydrophobic material that often coats nonstick frying pans.
"Equipped with the genetic profiles of family members, Daiger's team has identified differences in the genetic makeup of those with the disease.
Jérôme Bonnet's team in Montpellier's Centre for Structural Biochemistry (CBS) had the idea of using concepts from synthetic biology derived from electronics to construct genetic systems making it possible to"programme"living cells like a computer.
Jérôme Bonnet invented a genetic transistor, the transcriptor. The insertion of one or more transcriptors into bacteria transforms them into microscopic calculators.
In this new work, the teams led by Jérôme Bonnet (CBS, Inserm U1054, CNRS UMR5048, Montpellier University), Franck Molina (Sysdiag, CNRS FRE 3690),
or private researchers,"says Jérôme Bonnet.""Our work is focused presently on the engineering of artificial genetic systems that can be modified on demand to detect different molecular disease markers,
It attacks the epithelial cells that coat the intestine and damages them.""We were able to show that interferon-lambda (IFN?
and be used for smart clothing such as cloaking suits and dynamic illuminated clothing.""The cloaking suit could be used to blend into a variety of environments,
such as in the wild. It could also be used for signalling purposes, for example search and rescue operations
when constructed in future helmets and bumpers, could reduce or even prevent many of the blunt-force injuries we see today."
NS honeycombs can be made from a variety of materials to suit distinct applications. Subsequent custom compression and drop tests, designed
Add to this the fact that people now spend more time indoors during winter and wear more clothing,
bacteria-sensing gloves and more Inkjet printing is one of the most immediate and accessible forms of printing technology currently available, according to the researchers,
For example, Omenetto envisions more work on the bio-sensing gloves, which he says could selectively react to different pathological agents.
'Research shows there is a clear need for long-acting antimicrobial products used in fillings and cements for crowns, bridges and orthodontic braces
Thanks to their mechanical properties, MOF thin films of a few hundred nanometers in thickness can be used for flexible solar cells or for the coating of clothing material or deformable components.
"The immune cells activated by the vaccine agent may not be able to reach the hypoxic site of bone marrow to target these"wolfs-in-stem-cell-clothing."
The way these bases are ordered determines the makeup of the genome. In addition to G, C a and T, there are also small chemical modifications,
The system uses a miniature video camera stored in the patient's glasses to send visual information to a small computerized video processing unit which can be stored in a pocket.
"and wearing your computer on your sleeve, researchers at the University of Pittsburgh Swanson School of engineering have designed a responsive hybrid material that is fueled by an oscillatory chemical reaction
or introduced as an inset into a shoe. Anna C. Balazs Ph d.,distinguished professor of chemical and petroleum engineering,
The dogma has been that the more smooth muscle cells in that wall--particularly in the innermost layer referred to as the"fibrous cap"--the more stable the plaque is and the less danger it poses.
The ultimate development of two distinct products--a finger-touch and a wearable--could give people with different types of diabetes the option of a device that best suits their lifestyle."
and sentences. t about both the combination of image information with natural language, says Richard Zemel, a computer scientist at the University of Toronto. hat what new herehe marriage of image and text.
or group of people suspected of terror ties. The vote follows days of sharp debate on the issue,
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even something like flying around in the Iron man suit, Wilson says. ou could target enemies simply by looking at them.
The materials Guo has created are much more slippery than Teflon common hydrophobic material that often coats nonstick frying pans.
because the core must first be folded correctly to fit into the protective viral protein coat. The viruses solve this fiendish problem in milliseconds,
#Huge 3d Displays without 3d Glasses Public screenings have become an important part of major sports events.
for instance without giving up any of the device performance. hat wee made are comparable to microsupercapacitors being commercialized now,
And the LIG devices can easily scale up for increased capacity. ee demonstrated that these are going to be excellent components of the flexible electronics that will soon be embedded in clothing and consumer goods,
and electronics that can stretch and bend, allowing you to integrate electronics into new places like clothing,
communicated with smart collars worn by other dogs, and pushed that data online. Owners could log on to a social media site to check their petsexercise levels, interactions,
and began selling the collars. But after that year financial collapse, uxury pet products weren exactly selling,
and now watches and glasses. But they still haven broken free from their rigid form.
Mcmaster scientists turn blood into neural cells Adult sensory neurons made from human patients blood samplescientists at Mcmaster University have discovered how to make adult sensory neurons from human patients simply by having them roll up their sleeve and providing
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