A successful model which diminuishes AIDS to the point where it is no longer an epidemic of growing proportions in Africa and refers to a total cost of $17 billion in 10 years has been put forth by this week in...
created by jaurez | 49 wks ago | updated 49 wks ago 262 views | 25 recommendations | 4 comments
I highlight the article in it's complete form... Indonesia is not my home and frankly I have no right to interfere or comment on their internal rules and laws, unfortunately I am an American and I have a big...
opinion by reno_fog | 49 wks ago | updated 49 wks ago 119 views | 10 recommendations | 2 comments
September the 12th 2008 - the 50th birthday of the microchip. If Jack Kilby had been allowed holiday leave we might never have got the microchip or at least not as soon. In 50 years the chip has changed the...
Lobsters outfitted with special microchips easily allowed Canadian fisheries officers to catch some poachers in the act. The chips are emitters that are implanted in each lobster, who then wander into unmarked and...
The Open Source TCP/IP stack, from Microchip, enable high-level Programmers to remote control input (temperature) and output (led lamp) at low-level layer. In this EXAMPLE ( www.ftpmicro.com/index_en.html#Example) You can control a remote application in AHAH language (a...
"In duelling announcements, Intel Corp. and International Business Machines Corp. separately say they have solved a puzzle perplexing the semiconductor industry about how to reduce energy loss in microchip...
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"Intel has long planned to begin making chips with 45-nanometer circuits later this year, and it said last week it has successfully produced working processors on that scale, putting it on track to meet its...
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"Passports which have rocketed in value to make them more secure can be easily cloned using a microchip reader bought over the internet for less than £100."
Derek pushed his parents to look into the chips as a way to help store
medical information for his father, who suffered a host of health
problems, including cancer.
created by bjtindle | 3 years ago | updated 3 years ago 625 views | 0 recommendations | 0 comments
RFID chips are already implanted in people. At some time in the future, you might be offered RFID implantation. It's much easier than carrying plastic ID or paper ID.
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A RFID Chip is a tiny bit of silicon, smaller than a grain of rice, that carries information—anything from a retail price, to cooking instructions, to your complete medical records.
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