Batteries push paper into electronic age

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Thin, flexible batteries printed on paper, plastic or other materials, are the creation of a small Israeli company, Power Paper. The secret of the zinc-manganese dioxide battery lies in the secret formula for the ink used to print the electrolytes directly on the paper or plastic surface. Products that will use the technology include smart labels and smart cards. In the future, the batteries may be used in the new field of paper electronics, for electronic signs, electronic books or newspapers.

Israel, Primary Battery Manufacturing, Primary batteries, dry and wet, Primary Batteries, Product information, Forecasts and trends, Batteries, Smart cards, Battery industry, Smart card, Power Paper Ltd.

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A 'bat' signal that maps whereabouts in a networked building

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AT & T Laboratories, Cambridge, England, has developed the Active Bat ultrasonic locating system that tracks people wearing a small transmitter, with ultrasonic systems within a large building. Experts see it being offered in five years or so, when the cost of installing the receivers that must cover the building comes down.

United Kingdom, Usage, Product development, Telecommunications equipment, Ultrasonics, Bats, Bats (Animals), Animal flight, Telecommunication systems, Ultrasonic equipment, AT and T Laboratories Cambridge

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The videoconference as a bicostal pas de deux

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Hyper Media Education in Los Angeles, California uses videoconferencing equipment to teach dance and ballet.

United States, Services information, Analysis, Management, Services, Study and teaching, Dance companies, Videoconferencing, Ballet, Polycom Inc., PLCM, Thompson, Ben, Hyper Media Education

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