Also new colors, the model has not received any change in the design of the hull shape, so in general functionality. As we know, line new design CASIO OutGear SGW-100 is in a sealed plastic case, which is complemented by a steel cover on the back side and the dense mineral glass protecting the well-read display.

The maximum diameter of the body is almost 52 mm, the thickness of a little more than 13 mm, weight polymer hours Strap – 55 grams. Waterproof shell meets the parameter 20 ATM (200 m). The watch series OutGear SGW-100 incorporated electronic compass (from 0 to 359°), thermometer (-10 to 60°C), stopwatch, countdown timer, automatic calendar, 5 daily alarms with snooze function and a separate hourly chime, traditional world time (29 time zones) to display time in the 12/24-hour format.

For the dark time of the day provided an electroluminescent backlight. Work hours of battery CR2025 with a lifetime of up to three years. The cost of new design CASIO OutGear SGW-100 (SGW-100-2B, SGW-100B-3A2) is still unknown, but likely, it will remain unchanged. Today, the base model new design CASIO OutGear SGW-100 can be found for around 40 dollars.

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3D-printer can output today in light of the object, which can be quite elaborate in form, but in general, these objects are still products exclusively made of plastic. Of course, if we are talking about some small products for the home or anything else outside of medicine and construction. But the situation may change with technology Voxel8, applied in printers and presented at the exhibition CES. It makes it much easier the process of mixing plastic materials, conductive ink and other electronic components, thus making possible the production of objects is very flexible in terms of setting their material properties. As a result, devices such as your own kvadrikopter can become a reality.

Special conductive inks and the right kind of printers already allow you to create simple parts with integrated electronics. The problem with current conductive ink, however, is that they are not that conductive and in actual practice. They are made using carbon particles that are mediocre conductors and the best they ultimately good for the limited capacity of simple parts of some items for which enough and low power consumption.

Voxel8 – a collection of specialists from the Harvard-based teacher Jennifer Lewis. A group of scientists design new employees inks that replace carbon very well conductive silver particles and are reported in as many as five thousand times more conductive, making it ideal for new material transfer higher capacities. So now, devices such as small electric motor, can get a new strength to his work.

Ink developed by special technology, so they can be applied to a thickness of 250 microns spout. They all become dry after five minutes at room temperature and firmly bind ICs TQFP. The idea is that these new inks allow users to easily combine with chips and other electronic components within their new 3D-printed objects, allowing you to increase the degree of freedom of design that is simply not possible with conventional production methods.

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As we learned from the log messages Nature Communications, scientists from Japan and Germany were united in order to create a flexible nanosensors for human skin, which “reward” the sixth sense of humanity and people will be able to perceive the touch magnetic waves. Magnetic therapy has long been used in medical and scientific fields.

This procedure is intended to include the ability to sense the magnetic field. It assists bacteria, some animals and insects that use this natural phenomenon to navigate and change their location in space. So, salon Metro Leninsky Prospekt offers its customers a huge amount of treatments and therapies, including magnetic therapy that improves the appearance of skin and make it more sensual.

To people as well as animals could feel the skin magnetic waves, scientists from Dresden Leibniz Institute in collaboration with colleagues in Japan have created an electronic version of the skin, which responds instantly to dynamic and static magnetic fields. Upgraded sensors, which special elements have a thickness of no more than two microns, and their weight is only three grams. One sensor is calculated per square meter of skin. They are not able to penetrate even the smallest bubble.

By devices differ unprecedented flexibility, and their functionality will not be affected even if the crush sensors, like a sheet of paper. According to scientists, these devices are suitable for medical implants and flexible robots. Highly flexible sensors – is a unique tool for orientation in space. With these microscopic devices people will be able to feel your skin magnetic waves.

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