Apple iWatch

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IWatch Apple wants to focus his health and sport

To Tim Cook, Apple CEO, he loves his Nike FuelBand, and it seems that the digital sports wrist made ​​you think about your own device, the highly anticipated iWatch. The apple company has begun hiring several experts in health technology.
New reports indicate that Apple has come out in search of experts in sensors to monitor body functions. The company has recruited scientists from AccuVein, a manufacturer of medical devices for detecting the veins of a person outside the body, as well as technicians and specialists and Senseonics MediSensor C8.

Organ printing

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Lifeguard Robots

GUARDIAN: Work is presented Raytheon, aerospace defense company. The friendly aspect hides a great ability to withstand extreme situations.












HUBO: Developed by Drexel University in Philadelphia, is the design more like Atlas. Will it be enough to defeat him?











R2. Another design of NASA, the Johnson Space Center. It is expected that in the future may contribute to the International Space Station.
















ROBOSIMIAN: The Jet Propulsion Lab NASA designed it based on the movement of an ape. Very maneuverable.









THOR: Designed by Virginia Tech, known for its light weight and power of his legs. It is one of the favorites to embarrass Atlas and DARPA.

Prosthesis more than one body part

A few years ago, people with a body deficiency, it was worth of wood to make items such as body parts the best known is the "wooden leg". But the inventor of the closest thing to an actual prosthesis was the French physician Ambroise Paré, the work in the Army as a surgeon and discovered it was a good place to test articiales members.

Now with technological advancement of our time which is more developed than a few decades ago, we find a generation cyborg.

How Rob Spence and Nadya Vessey . The first lost his right eye at thirteen , and now has a prosthetic eye implanted with a camera connected to the network.

It will be the final lifecaster as rise realtime internet everything you see .

Meanwhile, Nadya , who lost his legs , has become thanks to a prosthetic mermaid shaped fish tail.

With it , the Paralympian participate in a triathlon (which includes a swimming test ) .

The accessory consists of a flexible neoprene coated polycarbonate and covered with a scaly average lycra .

To see through your eye. The prosthetic eye camera works with a micro-battery and nanotransmisor mounted on a tiny circuit board.

With it, Rob will be a unique day reporter .

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