UC Berkeley engineers have given new meaning to the term "working paper". Using inexpensive materials, they have fabricated foldable electronic switches and sensors directly onto paper, along with prototype generators, supercapacitors and other electronic devices for a range of applications.
The RIfS method based on a nanoporous AAO platform is simple, easy to miniaturise, inexpensive and has great potential for development of gas sensing devices for a range of medical and environmental applications.
The sensing device based on a nanoporous AAO platform is simple, easy to miniaturise, inexpensive and has great potential for the development of gas sensing devices for a range of medical and environmental applications.
We have used lensfree digital holography in cost-effective and robust devices for a range of applications to capture images with a high space-bandwidth product, i.e., images that simultaneously have a very large field of view (>20 30 mm) and a high resolution (equivalent to microscope objectives with NA as high as 1.4).
Most frequently reported was Internet use via computers, computer/console games, mobile phones and portable audio devices for a range of activities (eg. downloading movies and music, reading online news, blogs, watching sport and pornography, listening to podcasts and online shopping).
And as security in Baghdad has improved, the small and furtive bomb — though less lethal than entire cars or even thick suicide belts packed with explosive — is fast becoming the device of choice for a range of insurgent groups.
However, this makes the device well suited for a range of consumer and industrial IoT applications that require higher performance or more features than an MCU can provide, but still require low power and smaller form factors.
Monday was his first test run, but Rattray said he envisions the device being used for a range of social and orientation-type events, as well as weddings, concerts, and sporting events.
Similar types of barpull devices have been used successfully with chimpanzees (Crawford 1937; Melis et al. 2006a, b), capuchins (Brosnan et al. 2006; de Waal and Berger 2000; Mendres and de Waal 2000), and callithrichids (Cronin et al., 2005; Cronin and Snowdon 2008; Burkart et al. 2007), suggesting that the device is appropriate for a range of nonhuman primates.
For decades, cognitive scientists have used EEG devices as therapy for a range of mental-health issues, from Attention Deficit Disorder (ADD) to post-traumatic stress disorder.
