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Major advancements in technology like this one are what makes the future worth looking forward to.主要在技术进步，就像这一次是使未来值得期待。 Researchers at the Fraunhofer Institute in Germany have invented an artificial cornea that may well be the key to restoring sight for our people with damaged corneas.研究人员在Fraunhofer研究所在德国发明了一种人工角膜认为，可能是关键，以恢复视线为我们的人民与受损的眼角膜。 “Our artificial corneas are based on a commercially available polymer which absorbs no [...] “我们的人工角膜是基于商业上可用的聚合物吸收没有[ … … ]
Continue reading... 继续读...Thursday, December 7, 2006周四， 2006年12月7日
Any breakthrough technology that helps our body and health is technology worth mentioning.任何突破性的技术，有利于我们的身体和健康的技术值得一提的。 A new project by Queensland University of Technology has created a device that can speed up the time taken to heal fractured and broken bones by two times.一个新项目，由昆士兰科技大学已建立了一个装置，可以加快时间而采取的愈合骨折和骨折，由2倍。 Figuring out how bone cells heal is the key.搞清楚如何骨细胞愈合是关键。 “This device is about trying to [...] “这个装置是设法[ … … ]
Continue reading... 继续读...Sunday, August 13, 2006周日， 2006年8月13日
A team of researchers from University of Electro-Communications has developed a breakthrough prototype of a mind-controlled wheelchair.一个研究小组从大学电通讯制定了一项突破性的原型心态控制轮椅。 Yes, the simple act of conjuring up the thought of “move left” or “move right” will move the wheelchair in the appropriate direction.是的，简单的行为变戏法了思想的“向左移动”或“向右移动”将动议轮椅，在适当的方向。 All the person on the wheelchair need to do, is wear a skullcap that is fitted [...]所有的人就该轮椅需要做的，是穿着黄芩，就是装上[ … … ]
Continue reading... 继续读...Friday, July 28, 2006周五， 2006年7月28日
Dr. Claus-Dieter Ohl and his team of researchers from the University of Twente in the Netherlands has created a device that mimics the movement of sea scallops, which can be used to carry drugs to difficult-to-reach places of our bodies.博士克劳斯-迪特尔ohl和他的研究团队从Twente大学，在荷兰创造了一个装置，模拟运动的海扇贝，可以用来进行药物难以达及的地方我们的身体。 What’s amazing is that the device needs no power and hence no wires.有什么了不起的是，该装置的需要，没有权力，因此没有电线。 It also has [...]也有[ … … ]
Continue reading... 继续读...Monday, July 17, 2006周一， 2006年7月17日
Dr. Keith Mathieson from the University of Glasgow’s department of physics is all set out to combat the two common forms of blindness.博士基思mathieson从格拉斯哥大学的物理学部，是所有内容已载列于打击两种常见形式的盲目性。 And what he uses is a technology very similar to the digital cameras that we’re all familiar with.和他有什么用途，是一个技术非常相似，向数码相机，我们都熟悉。 Dr Mathieson said, “By implanting a device into the eye, we hope we will be [...] mathieson博士说： “由植入装置到眼睛，我们希望我们将[ … … ]
Continue reading... 继续读...Saturday, June 24, 2006周六， 2006年6月24日
OmniVision Technologies has developed a breakthrough camera chip that is only 1/18-inch in size. omnivision技术，制定了突破，相机的芯片是只有1/18-inch的大小。 That makes it the world’s smallest camera thus far, as the closest thing in the market right now is merely a 1/12-inch.这使世界上最小的相机，因此到目前为止，作为最亲密的事，在市场上的权利，现在仅仅是一个1/12-inch 。 The entire of this OV6920 camera chip measures only 2.1mm by 2.3mm!整个这ov6920相机的芯片的措施，只有二点一毫米由2.3毫米！ It is meant for usage in the medical [...]它是指使用在医疗[ … … ]
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