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| Belt (42) | |
| Glasses (251) | |
| Gloves (46) | |
| Handbag (6) | |
| Headband (12) | |
| Headwear (531) | |
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socks, mattress protections, bandages, upholstery and carpets. Project details Project acronym: Nanobond Participants: Belgium (Coordinator), Hungary, Germany, United kingdom, Slovenia, France, The netherlands Project FP7 228490 Total costs:#
A pair of smart socks could for example, relay data about your jog to a jogging app on your phone.
The cheap printing of socks and underwear doesn t look that far off, except that, unsurprisingly,
Printing socks and underwear may go on to reduce the difficulty of making jeans to making toast
"Singtel group chief executive Chua Sock Koong said in the statement. Speaking at a news conference Chua added:"
by grabbing any spare DNA that seems to match-much like you might darn a red sock with any spare red wool lying around,
For example, we can put on a pair of socks without being aware of what a complex series of movements we execute with the foot and ankle without any awareness.
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.
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