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Designed for use in the human body for everything from drug delivery to less-invasive biopsies, these tiny microrobots operate under the control of a deep-learning system trained with no modelling or prior environmental knowledge.
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Designed for use in the human body for everything from drug delivery to less-invasive biopsies, these tiny microrobots operate under the control of a deep-learning system trained with no modelling or prior environmental knowledge.
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A system with an opto-chemical sensor combined with a battery-free NFC tag of resolution 103 ppm for measuring the CO2 gas concentration in the dead space volume of the facemask
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Designed to address the risk to front-line staff from COVID-19, this autonomous swab-sampling robot is designed to take the human element out of sample gathering.
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Designed for use in the human body for everything from drug delivery to less-invasive biopsies, these tiny microrobots operate under the control of a deep-learning system trained with no modelling or prior environmental knowledge.
A system with an opto-chemical sensor combined with a battery-free NFC tag of resolution 103 ppm for measuring the CO2 gas concentration in the dead space volume of the facemask
Designed to address the risk to front-line staff from COVID-19, this autonomous swab-sampling robot is designed to take the human element out of sample gathering.
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