Managing care through the air

Article Abstract:

The wireless technology for remote health monitoring is started in cattle for monitoring heartbeat, temperature and signs of impending mad cow disease but is not prepared for humans to keep the older generation live longer. Electronics giants are working to pepper the home with a network of wirelessly linked sensors called motes slapped on nearly everything from coffee cups to bathroom doors.

Electromedical and Electrotherapeutic Apparatus Manufacturing, Electromedical equipment, Consumer Medical Monitors, Care and treatment, Usage, Wireless communications, Wireless communication systems, Bovine spongiform encephalopathy, Mobile communication systems, Wireless technology, Health monitors

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Why, a child could fly this

Article Abstract:

The Palm-Z Indoor Flyer has a wingspan as long as a typical hand, a small electric motor, and a rechargeable lithium polymer battery. The remote-controlled plane could be flown in a 5 meter radius but will accept an optional infrared signal to lengthen its signal range.

Airplanes, Model, Model aircraft, Electronic toys, Palm-Z Indoor Flyer (Electronic toy)

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In-your-face goggles

Article Abstract:

The TDVisor offers continuous views in both the left and right channels to give users less headaches compared to stereoscopic movies. An upcoming version with 1280-by-768 pixel resolution sells for $1500 and the device is compatible with most video equipment.

Three-dimensional display systems, Three dimensional displays, 3D technology

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