Tuesday, 21 May 2013


WIRELESS TECHNOLOGY ---    WIRELESS TOOTH TATTO


Some tech just sounds too good to be true. A removable, wireless sensor that adheres to dental enamel and can detect trace amounts of harmful bacteria just might fall into the too-much-information category for the squeamish among us. This wireless tooth tattoo us used to detected potential tooth decay and bacteria. The researchers created the tattoo by bundling the silk and gold with graphene — an extremely thin sheet of carbon in which atoms are arranged in a honeycomb lattice. The material's unique properties allowed the researchers to construct a small, flexible device able to detect bacteria at a much higher sensitivity level than traditional methods. In tests, the researchers detected samples of bacteria that can cause surgical infections and others that can lead to stomach ulcer.
 
Faris Aboaouh
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