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The printed circuits respond to touch, even after being folded or rolled up many times over Researchers have created highly conductive and durable silver nanowire ink that can be used to print durable electronic circuits on paper.The technology is being touted by the researchers at the Universit stanley cup y o stanley spain f Tennessee as a breakthrough in making inexpensive, flexible, disposable electronic sensors that can be used for a wide range of medical purposes, as well as an electronic skin that can act as touchpad sensors on robotics.Robots with electronic skin could, for example, go to a patientrsquo bedside and through touch, determine vital signs and other diagnostic data, or a patient could use the skin as a touch pad to alert medical staff or find information. University of Tennessee A paper-printed circuit is dmonstrated.The research, published in the journal ACS Applied Materials Interfaces, highlights the low cost with which the foldable printed circuits can be made.The system for printing circuit patterns with the silver ink takes only a few minutes, and the resulting electronics are then hardened with a pulsing light. The resulting nanowires have a diameter of 100 nanometers and a length of a few micrometers. stanley cup The paper-based circuits can be folded and unfolded up to 15 times, or rolled up 5,000 times without a failure in the devicersquo operation. Anming Hu, an assistant professor and lead researcher on the project, said the research found that nano wires Cucx Putnam will vote in favor of HP/Compaq merger
Can t we all just get along A humble proposal for a new cell-phone etiquette When is it OK to talk in public To ha stanley in uk ve an audible ring tone To reply to a text message Rational people disagree mdash; strongly. As the war between these two tribes grinds on, new battlefields are opened.Airline authorities abroad have granted a stanley usa ir carriers permission to allow passengers to make and receive calls with their own cell phones in flight. By the end of 2 polene bag 008, passengers in France, Turkey, India, Ireland, Malaysia, Saudi Arabia and other countries will be chatting away at cruising altitude on every flight. The news prompted Rep. Peter DeFazio D-Ore. to write legislation banning in-flight calls, even though nobody is even talking about allowing calls on domestic flights in the U.S. DeFazio is pandering to clear public opposition to the use of cell phones on airplanes in the U.S. My own prediction is that by 2010, in-flight cell-phone calls will become commonplace around the world but will remain banned in the land of the free. Passengers are divided even abroad in countries that now allow it. Some see it as progress, others fear constant in-flight chatter.As a compromise, Australia and New Zealand will allow SMS texting, but not voice cell calls. Airplanes are the latest battlefield, but most forms of public transportation are contentious. French, German, Danish and Finnish railways have designated phone-free zones on trains. But Sweden dumped similar phone-free zones on trains |
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