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The “Flying Stretcher” or the Med-Evacuation Aerial Vehicle as it is appropriately called, can be a life saver for people trapped in remote locations or for wounded soldiers on the battlefield. Originally developed by Israeli scientists as an...
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Developed for people with Cerebral Palsy and restrictive upper body movement, the motion sensor technology is aimed at helping these people “relearn simple tasks.”...
made popular Sep 16 2008
Have you ever heard of computerized mannequins, if not, here it comes. Actually, the University of Portsmouth has opened a UKP4.85 million high-tech teaching facility...
made popular Sep 10 2008
And you thought that the iPhone 3G having a kill switch was bad - here we have news that pacemakers come with an integrated test mechanism which includes a bug that...
made popular Aug 14 2008
The scanner would give Dr. Rosenblatt a new way to look inside patients’ arteries, enable his clinic to market itself as having the latest medical technology and...
made popular Jul 2 2008
Physicists at the University of St Andrews, England have developed a new kind of laser that can be put to use in diverse application like medical treatments,...
made popular May 5 2008
There is a facade of respecting the ‘Mother Figure’ in India, but what about female feticide and female infanticide that is still a big threat to the...
made popular Feb 20 2007
Many projects for grades have become revelations in the past, and another in the same ranks is a PhD project from Jorge Lopes of the Royal College of Art design. The...
made popular Jun 27 2009
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