Category: New technologies

New Technologies for July & August (74aH*):
   – 5G technology has no impact on mortality of a fish close to human

New Technologies for May & June (74aH*):
   – A camera connected to the brain of blind people to let them see outlines of shapes,
   – Electric fields and healing,
   – implant decoding brain signals

New Technologies for March & April (74aH*):
   – A new Chinese hospital with only robots,
   – A Hybrid neural network with both biological and artificial neurons is communicating over the internet,
   – A compound found in fruits and herbs can reduce damage to neurons in Multiple Sclerosis,
   – 5G confirmed safe by radiation watchdog

New Technologies for January & February (74aH*):
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   – Silica particles can spin 300 billion times a minute,
   – First living robots built using frog’s stem cells,
   – Neurological signals converted into real audible sounds,
   – Fish and crustaceans communicate by sound

New Technologies for November & December (74aH*):
   – Brain activity analysis,
   – Damaged middle ear has3D printed titanium parts,
   – Artificial neurons behave like real neurons

New Technologies for September & October (74aH*):
   – Biologically-inspired skin improves robots’ sensory abilities,
   – For both birds and humans, language and song are learned through imitation and repetition

New Technologies for July & August (74aH*):
   – Cells inside a hair follicle control hair growth,
   – Microsoft’s HoloLens device,
   – Cultivated meats could arrive in restaurants within 2 years,
   – A new blood test could help predict risks of death within five to ten years,
   – A 3D printer regrowth mice’s own skin into a wound,
   – Create an artificial memory in the brain of an animal

New Technologies for May & June 2019 (73aH*):
   – 3D printing method recreates a cavity that breathes like a real lung,
   – Stem cell regenerate myelin sheaths,
   – New glue to repair damaged organ or artery,
   – Lasers produce high speed optical pulses,
   – Moores’ Law will be replaced by Neven’s Law

New Technologies for March & April 2019 (73aH*):
   – Adeno-associated viruses make ganglion blind ,
   – A wired prosthetic hand allows fingers’ move,
   – Nanoparticles act like night vision devices,
   – A fully viable genome created by computer,
   – Artificial cells wrapped in membranes,
   – New “quantum material” that detects neurotransmitters’ activity

New Technologies for January & February 2019 (73aH*):
   – New method of 3D printing,
   – 3D human organoids grown in petri dish,
   – A Laser scanner generates a 3D model of a small object,
   – How to turn a molecule into a mirror image of itself,
   – Wirelessly guiding a rat through a labyrinth,
   – Creating artificial dynamic cells