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08-25-2015, 07:53 AM #1
3D Printed Tricorder?
In the fantastic world of Star Trek, doctors are able to diagnose ailments in seconds using the high-tech tricorder. As with other technologies first introduced in science fiction, the tricorder may just be coming into the real world now, one step at a time. Led by Dr. Gene Fridman, a team of engineers from Johns Hopkins University have formed a company called Multisensor Diagnostics. The first 3D printed prototype product from the company, MouthLab, can obtain vital signs within seconds through a sensory thumb pad and mouthpiece; they see it as a "check-engine light for humans" that can be used by anyone to gather data within ten seconds. Read more about this tricorder-like device at 3DPrint.com: http://3dprint.com/91565/mouthlabs-3...ted-tricorder/
Below is a look at the MouthLab:
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