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Saturday, December 29, 2012

Flexible SolarPanel

University students from America invented a consumer electronics product.Scientist of Stanford university developed a technique to fabricate the solar cells.These cells cal peel and stick to any surface.

These solar panels can be used in helmet,cellphone panels,convex window,portable electronic devices,curved roof and clothings.The team reported negligible loss of power by blending the units to 23millimeter,more than 3000 times.Furthermore,the panel can be peeled-off and used on another surface,increasing its longevity and value.



Friday, December 28, 2012

Ready to repair the damaged CD



CD is our one of the portable storage device.For data storage we use these cd's.But when the day's passed these become damaged if we insert the cd it show DEVICE NOT FOUND error.
 Some people just wipe the dust off from the cd it also prefer the cd to wash in soup water.
 Here is a sofware to recover the file from your damaged cd..just download it.
This sofware recover the file or if the cd get over damaged these software skip the damaged position and recover the information from remaining part...

DOWNLOAD  LINK......http://www.isobuster.com/download.php

Saturday, September 22, 2012

GooGle's Driverless car..

Google undergoing a project on driverless car.This project is led by the Sebastian ,director of Stanford AI lab and co-inventer of Google Street view.As a part of testing The google car travel the distance of about 4lakhs and 80 thousand kilometers without any accident.


This invention enthuse the people who are seeking for the drivers.

PLAY WITH THE KEYS ON FACEBOOK NOW...

Nowadays,the people who are using the facebook is more the 250 million.This social network has facilitate some hot keys(shortcut  keys).These are keys which are mostly used options in the facebook.
Before using these keys the user has to know about your browser. 

For Windows user...
Firefox Browser-Alt+Shift
Internet Explorer and Chrome-Alt
.........................................................


  • New Message-M.
  • Friend Request-3.
  • Your Profile Page-2.
  • News Feed-1.
  • Facebook Search-?
  • Total no of message-4.
  • Notification-5.
  • Privacy setting-7.
  • Facebook HomePage-8.
  • Face book Terms And Conditions-9.
  • Help centre-O.
The keys which are mentioned above is tobe used along with the Modifier keys.
For example if you are using chrome,for FB home page you have to click Alt+8.

Tuesday, September 18, 2012

Password on finger swipe...!


Replacing Your Password with a Finger Swipe..



This devices enables you to transmit user specific ID through skin...

The feather touch technology might identify the person whose are touching it.This enables the security that person whose id(finger marks) which already feed in it can only use this device..

Now, only a few bits of data per/sec can be transmitted quickly and accurately via such a ring. The equivalent of a pin code takes around 2 seconds for the ring to transmit, but Gruteser expects to speed that up by a factor of 10 by modifying touch-screen firmware in phones...

Monday, September 17, 2012

Bluetooth device to track the sugar level in blood...!


Diabetes is leading fifth in cause death to people in the world..After china,INDIA has the largest number of diabetes patient.Nowadays GLUCOMETER is used in some house to measure the blood sugar level.IN THE RAISE OF TECHNOLOGY PROVIDES THOSE PATIENT A NEW DEVICE TO MEASURE THE BLOOD SUGAR LEVEL ....."Diabeto"......Not only measuring the sugar level in blood it also send these measurement to other which makes the doctor to monitor the patient periodically.This device is an Android based models constitute of both hardware and software..









For more detail contact.....http://diabe.to/

The Robot tree

 *The Robot tree has the potential to absorb carbon dioxide
 which is the major cause for the global warming. 
*Although methane, nitrous oxide, ozone, fluorinated compounds also account for the global warming, carbon dioxide is the major gas which causes ninety percent of the global warming.
* The concept of Robot tree was first put forward by an American scientist ‘Klaus Lackner’. 
*The definition of global warming, causes and effects of global warming, the solution we propose, how the robot tree (synthetic tree) gives a solution to the effect and the feasibility of the synthetic tree are deeply discussed in this paper.
* This paper can act as a guidebook to know about the technology with its seeds and weeds and to get the importance of the technology in the approaching future.


Glasses for lazy people




This glasses is used to read the book in the view of 90degree.This devices is convinient when the user where lay down on the bed. This might avoid head movements.so instead of proping yourself up to read.



for more  http://bryangregorylewis.blogspot.in/2010/09/glasses-for-lazy-people.html

Sunday, September 16, 2012

ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE


BRAIN  CONTROLLED  CAR  FOR  DISABLED
USING  ARTIFICIAL  INTELLIGENCE.

AUTOMATIC SECURITY SYSTEM
The EEG of the driver is monitored continually. When it drops the driver is in an unstable state.A message is given to the driver for confirmation and waits for sometime, to continue the drive.A confirmed reply activates the program for automatic drive. 

Thus  the  integration  of  bioelectronics  with automotive systems is essential to develop efficient and futuristic vehicles, which shall be witnessed soon helping the disabled in every manner in the field of transportation



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Thursday, September 13, 2012

Cheap, Pressure-Sensing ‘Electronic Skin



In a series of demonstrations (published in Nature Materials), scientists at Seoul National University’s Multiscale Biomimetic Systems Laboratory showed off apressure-sensing membrane that is sensitive enough to feel the fall of water droplets, a human pulse in the wrist, and even the whisper-light tread of a lady-bug walking across the “electronic skin.”
True to its “biomimetic” creed, the group took its cue from the signal transduction systems found in the ear, intestines, and kidney—nanoscopic hairs that interlock and produce signals by rubbing one another when their base membranes dent, ripple, or twist. They also added a self-assembly feature inspired by the locking mechanism on a beetle’s wing.
The device features two sheets of polyurethane acrylate. The sheets, which can be as big as 9 by 13 centimeters, are molded onto dense arrays of minute polymer hairs, each 100 nanometers in diameter and 1000 nm tall. Each of the hairs is coated with a 20 nm layer of platinum and bonded to a basement membrane (polydimethylsiloxane treated to enhance conductivity).
The two ciliated sheets are then mated, face to face, like two pieces of Velcro. The fibers in the top layer mesh with those on the bottom. But instead of mechanical hook-and-loop binding, the sheets are held together strongly (but reversibly) by Van der Waals attraction. The nanofiber sandwich conducts current between layers, and the resistance changes as the total contact area between the meshing hairs varies. A touch, push, or twist of the basement membrane makes the meshed nanohairs rub and bend, and the changing current shows what’s going on. Indeed, since orthogonal pressure, lateral shear, and torsion produce different response curves, the device can tell the difference between a push, a rub, and a twist.
The system’s gauge factors—the change in resistance due to changes in strain—were about 11.5 for direct pressure, 0.75 for shear, and 8.53 in response to torsion. By comparison, direct-pressure sensors based on graphene-film  have a gauge factor of about 6.1, and for conventional metal foil sensors, the factor is about 2.0. (Note that these other sensors pick up strain in one direction only. In order for them to detect pressure, shear, and torsion they must be specially fabricated with separate sensors for each direction of strain.)
In sum, the researchers say, the “nano-interlocking mechanism requires no complex integrated nanomaterial assemblies or layered arrays, thus allowing a simple, cheap, yet robust sensing platform for high-performance, large-area strain-gauge sensors.”