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DNA Electronics Has a Hand Held Genetic Testing Device – Interview with CEO!
Written by: Aaron Saenz 862 days ago
If your computer and your DNA had a baby, it would be the SNP Dr. from DNA Electronics. SNP Dr. [...]
iCub Takes Humanoid Robotics Back to Its Infancy
Written by: Aaron Saenz 862 days ago
When parents give birth to a child, it would seem pretty ridiculous to expect that baby to immediately live and [...]
Scanning Barcodes and Counting Calories – iPhone Has an App
Written by: Aaron Saenz 862 days ago
Your iPhone can play so many roles in your life: tour guide, military commander, camerman, restaurant reviewer, bank teller, DJ, [...]
New Software Acts Like Human Brain to Find People in Videos
Written by: Aaron Saenz 863 days ago
Now that we can program a computer to reason somewhat like a human brain, it seems a little cruel to [...]
StickyBot Mimics Geckos To Climb Walls
Written by: Aaron Saenz 863 days ago
When naming robots, I want to encourage all of you researchers to go for the obvious choice, that way we [...]
IBM Celebrates 20 Years Since First Manipulating an Atom
Written by: Aaron Saenz 864 days ago
It was twenty years ago when Don Eigler, a fellow at IBM, made history by moving individual atoms for the [...]
Honda’s Answer to the Segway: Motorized Unicycle U3X
Written by: Aaron Saenz 864 days ago
Have you ever looked at a Segway and said, “hey that looks cool, but I wish someone would make a [...]
Study: Elderly With Less Vitamin D More Likely to Die
Written by: Aaron Saenz 864 days ago
In case you were wondering about whether or not to take that walk outside today, a new study has shown [...]
New Study Detects Oral Cancer Via RNA in Spit
Written by: Aaron Saenz 867 days ago
I can’t believe the number of things you can find out about yourself by spitting in a cup. A recent [...]
TEDMED 2009 is Coming – The Best of the Best Will Speak on Medicine
Written by: Aaron Saenz 867 days ago
It’s hard to find a group of speakers that are as famous, as inspiring, or as successful as those found [...]