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Ultrasound, Endoscopy, Medical Supplies - SONOVIC - 0 views

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    Provide medical equipment ranging from ultrasound scanners to patient monitoring, endoscope, dental, and related medical supplies
herbaters

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epsilonele

Manufacturer of Product Design Company in Gujarat - Epsilon - 0 views

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    Epsilon Electronics is a Product Design Company like IOT Product Design, Embedded Firmware & Hardware Design Solution, and Electronics end to end turnkey project solution, Medical Product Design Solution provider, Wearable product Design Solution provider India.
epsilonele

Electronics Product Design Company in India | IOT Product Design - 0 views

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    Epsilon Electronics is leading product design development and embedded software Development Company in India. Epsilon also Offer IOT Product Design, Embedded Hardware and Software Solution, PCB Design, Medical Product Design in India. We are an established & a leading contender in the domain of Product Development Company in India. Our portfolio includes Embedded Software Development, Embedded industrial product & Project development, PCB Design & Manufacturing, 3D Design & Printing solutions.
epsilonele

Electronics Product Design Company in Gujarat, India - Epsilon Electronics - 0 views

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    Epsilon Electronics is a Product Design Company like IOT Product Design, Embedded Firmware & Hardware Design Solution, Electronics end to end turnkey project solution, Medical Product Design Solution provider, Wearable product Design Solution provider India.
zoya khan

National Science Foundation announces surgical robots - 0 views

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    National Science Foundation has announced that it will create now robots who will have the extended ability to help surgeons in operation.
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Bionic Pancreas - IEEE Spectrum - 0 views

  • When Pantelis Georgiou and his fellow biomedical engineers at Imperial College London decided to design an intelligent insulin pump for diabetes patients, they started at the source. "We asked ourselves, what does a pancreas do to control blood glucose?" Georgiou recalls. The answer is pretty well known: The organ relies primarily on two populations of cells—beta cells, to secrete insulin when blood glucose is high, and alpha cells, which release a hormone called glucagon when glucose levels are low. "We simulated them both in microchip form," Georgiou says. This biomimetic approach diverges from today's dominant method of delivering only insulin using a relatively simple control system.
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PRODUCT HOW-TO: An IDE for time-triggered embedded software - 0 views

  • TTE Systems' RapidiTTy IDE provides a self-contained environment for developers who wish to create "time-triggered" microcontroller software in order to improve overall system reliability. RapidiTTy (Figure 1, below) is intended to address deeply-embedded applications including control and monitoring operations in medical, defence, automotive and industrial sectors, as well as in white and brown goods.
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Icosatetraped Robot Walks On 24 Soft Legs | BotJunkie - 0 views

  • Icosatetraped does, in fact, mean “twenty-four legged.” I’m not sure how to inject “soft” into that word (icostatetrasquishaped?), but this robot does have 24 soft legs. Or rather, 8 legs are soft (and moving) at any one time, while the other 16 are pressurized to carry the weight of the bot. It can move at about 1 meter per minute, which isn’t especially fast, but who cares, look at all of those little legs go! Made from plastic medical tubing, particle board, a bunch of solenoids, a Mac Mini, and some 24 volt rotary vane compressors salvaged from Gulf War nerve gas detecting equipment, this is about as DIY as it gets, and it’s awesome.
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IEEE Spectrum: Robosoft Unveils Kompai Robot To Assist Elderly, Disabled - 0 views

  • French service robotics company Robosoft has introduced a robot called Kompaï designed to assist elderly and disabled people and others who need special care. The mobile robot talks, understands speech, and can navigate autonomously. It reminds people of meetings, keeps track of shopping lists, plays music, and works as a videoconference system for users to talk with their doctors, for example. The video below is pretty awesome. It shows a senior at Broca Hospital, in Paris, interacting with the robot after receiving only a few minutes of training. The man asks the robot about the time, date, and whether he has any appointments that day; Kompaï gives answers in a computerized voice.
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IEEE Spectrum: When Will We Become Cyborgs? - 0 views

  • I remember when, a decade ago, Kevin Warwick, a professor at the University of Reading, in the U.K., implanted a radio chip in his own arm. The feat caused quite a stir. The implant allowed him to operate doors, lights, and computers without touching anything. On a second version of the project he could even control an electric wheelchair and produce artificial sensations in his brain using the implanted chip. Warwick had become, in his own words, a cyborg. The idea of a cyborg -- a human-machine hybrid -- is common in science fiction and although the term dates back to the 1960s it still generates a lot of curiosity. I often hear people asking, When will we become cyborgs? When will humans and machines merge? Although some researchers might have specific time frames in mind, I think a better answer is: It's already happening. When we look back at the history of technology, we tend to see distinct periods -- before the PC and after the PC, before the Internet and after the Internet, and so forth -- but in reality most technological advances unfold slowly and gradually. That's particularly true with the technologies that are allowing us to modify and enhance our bodies.
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