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Extend The Life of Tools and
Wear Surfaces Up to 1000%.
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Improve and renew Micro-Electronic Tools, Surgical Instruments and MicroLaboratory
Instruments with the Hunter Carbitron 300. This simple easy-touse
process applies tungsten-carbide to tools and wear surfaces extending
the life up to 1000%.
The Carbitron 300 system, consisting of an adjustable power supply and
vibrating hand-tool is a heavy-duty unit incorporating the features of units
selling for 5 - 10 times its low price.
Used for Tissue Forceps, Needle Holders, Micro Needle Holders, Micro Pliers etc.
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Electrolyte
Electrode
NON-CYTOTOXIC EPOXY
for MEDICAL DEVICES
Adhesive System
EP62-1HTMed
HIGH TENSILE STRENGTH
of 10,000-11,000 PSI
SERVICEABLE FROM
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Scalable manufacturing of the soft microelectronics, based on stretchable organic
electrochemical transistors.
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The wearable in-sensor computing platform for health monitoring.
" We built a wearable in-sensor computing platform using
unconventional soft microelectronics technology, providing
hardware solutions long sought by emerging fields such as human-machine
interfacing, digital health, and AI medicine, "
says Zhang.
The research team believes their work will push the
boundaries of wearables and edge-AI for health. Their next
steps include refining the platform and exploring its potential
applications in various healthcare settings.
" This groundbreaking work not only showcases the innovative
capabilities of the HKU team but also opens new opportunities
for wearable technology. The team's dedication
to improving the quality of life through advanced health
technology is evident in this remarkable achievement, "
says Zhang.
Reference
1. D. Liu et al., " A wearable in-sensor computing platform based on stretchable
organic electrochemical transistors, " Nature Electronics, Oct. 2, 2024, https://
www.nature.com/articles/s41928-024-01250-9.
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For more information, contact Prof. Shiming Zhang at
szhang@eee.hku.hk or visit www.hku.hk.
www.medicaldesignbriefs.com
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