If the output is "mode3" = "emergency," that means the patient needs emergent care; on-body devices have to transmit corresponding ECG signals to doctors as soon as possible and correctly regardless of the energy cost.
Acellular slime mould Physarum polycephalum is a popular now user-friendly living substrate for designing of future and emergent sensing and computing devices.
In recent years, severe wind and solar curtailment phenomenon in Northeast and Northwest China indicates an emergent need for energy storage devices [55].
Taking inspiration from tissue morphogenesis in utero, this study tests the concept of using tissue engineering scaffolds as delivery devices to modulate emergent structure function relationships at early stages of tissue genesis.
Li-Sulfur (Li-S) batteries are emergent next-generation energy storage devices due to their very high specific energy density (∼2567 Wh g−1) but are limited by polysulfide dissolution issues.
Advanced planning, whether relying upon emergent environmental memory or a GPS device, provides the wayfinder with the opportunity to maneuver themselves to be in an optimal position for an approaching turn.
The market for fitness apps, devices and services, while emergent, has been growing like gangbusters over the last few years, and Gartner said in a recent report that it expects the market to grow from $1.6 billion this year to $5 billion by 2016.
Interaction of these new parts, or niches, create emergent properties, like time-saving office devices (e.g. email, mobile computers, etc).
Children tracking devices have also been an emergent category, with basic GPS trackers joined by wearable options, including some with comms features such as Tinitell.
Based on the advantages of the scaling laws, miniaturization promises higher efficiency and performance of power generating devices, so, MicroDMFC is an emergent technology.
