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Technology
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Researchers are paying a lot of attention to advances
are being made in the areas of photonics, 3D silicon
chip and MEMS (micro-electromechanical systems) processors,
which have moving parts too small for the human eye
to see.
Sensors will also play a big role in technology moving
forward, batteries efficiency will be improved.
The popular use of micro fuel cells will emerge, however,
other innovations, such as OLED (organic light-emitting
diodes) and OLEP (organic light-emitting polymer) screens,
will help conserve power for mobile and handheld computers.
OLED and OLEP are scientific simulations of how jellyfish
emit light naturally.
Some trends are visible as improving wireless, standards
for technologies, better user interfaces, a trusted
computing environment and miniaturization.
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The
Technology Section |
A representative list of new technologies includes, but is not restricted to:
new or improved technologies or techniques, products, devices, materials, processes, compositions,
systems, machines, apparatuses, articles, fixtures, tools, methods, basic scientific
data and software.
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Despite the great complexity to foresee technology
trends which will continues to change the face of
society and business, the overall trends for humanity
will be the creation of the truly connected society,
smart networked objects and semantic connectivity.
The increasing availability of wireless broadband
networks will be one of the greatest agents of change.
Increasing computing power is a constant technology
truth, however, not every technology will be an immediate
success despite the speed of technical innovation.
Technologies that became successful quickly had threads
of synchronization, such as using current computing
or technical standards, the ability to easily snap
into existing infrastructure and are easy to use. |
This
section is dedicated to the publication of
technologies, trends and new technologies.
New Technologies are defined
as any invention, discovery, improvement, or
innovation, patents or patentable if it was
either first conceived or actually condensed
to practice in the work implementation, industrial
or utilities.
This includes any new and useful processes,
machines, manufacture, or process; or any
new and useful improvement
in existing processes, machines, manufacture, or
arrangement of matter.
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TECHNOLOGY NEWS
TRAFFIC SIMULATION
The
Center for Computational Research at
the University at Buffalo – State University
of New York has presented a three-dimensional,
real-time
traffic visualization that allows the
public and the planners
to see how
the proposed integration of car and
rail traffic would work on Buffalo's Main Street
before any
of
the actual
construction begins.
The simulator Includes
an extreme detailed visualization, which virtually
immerses
spectators in virtual experiences as real as
they are standing on a street corner, riding on
a Metro or driving along the Main Street, or view
the flow of
automobiles and pedestrians from the perspective
of the storefronts.
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NIL
Technology
Nano-Imprint
Lithography
NIL Technology sells stamps for nanoimprint lithography
(NIL) and provides imprint services. Stamps made in
Silicon, Quartz, and Nickel are offered. Large area
homogeneous imprints are ensured with NIL Technology
stamps by a patent pending stamp technology. The stamps
are produced with customer defined stamp patterns.
NIL technology stamps can be used in many different applications
such as (but not limited to):
¤ Consistent energy, e.g. solar cells and fuel cells
¤ Batteries
¤ Micro and nano fluidics
¤ Light emitting diodes and lasers
¤ Life science, e.g. controlled cell behaviour surfaces
and lab-on-a-chip systems
¤ Optics, e.g. gratings, integrated optical devices,
SERS substrates, and anti reflective structures
¤ Radio frequency (RF) components
¤ Data storage, e.g. optical media, magnetic media,
and holograms
¤ Security, e.g. holograms
¤ CPU’s and memory
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3D-MEMS
A state of art technology for the future
Three-dimensional Micro Electro Mechanical
Systems, or , is an innovative combination
of technologies for shaping silicon into three-dimensional
structures, encapsulation,
and contacting for easy mounting and assembly - offering
excellent
sensor accuracy, small unit size, and low power consumption.
An advanced sensor can be fabricated
in a tiny piece of silicon, capable of measuring
acceleration in
three orthogonal directions.
Using the 3D-MEMS technology, that VTI Technologies can
produce optimized structures for accurate inclination
angle sensors, for example, to provide mechanical
damping in acceleration sensors for use in environments
subject
to strong vibration, and high-resolution altimeters.
The power requirements of these sensors
are extremely low, which gives them a significant
advantage in
battery-operated devices.
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Operating continually within the academic middle and with researches institutes, companies and inventors from the most advanced centers, LabGraph SA usually proposes a massive amount of new technologies, available for production under license, international partnerships, joint ventures and associations.
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