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AUSTRALIA may aik musalman jory ko nafrat aur tassob ka nishana bnany wali adhyr umar khaton ko is ki apni hi ham watan nojawan khatoon nay sabaq sekha dia. 33 sala hafeez bhatti aur in ki ehlia 26 sala khaldah rail gari may sawar ho kar sudni airport ja rhy thy. kay rasty may aik adhyr umar khaton nay in kay sath badtameezi shoro kar de. khatoon nay musalman jory kay huliye kay bary may nafrat ameez batain kin. aur inhy daish kay karkon qrar dia.<br />
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jab is nay musalman khaton say pocha kay is nay skaaf kiun urh rakha hai to isy jawab dia gay kay yeh mazhab aur rewayat ka hissa hai. jis par australvi khatoon mazeed seekhpa ho gain. aur kehny lagin kay skaaf aur darhi waly log australvi logon kay sar qalam kar kay australia par qabza karna chahty hain. <br />
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isi doraan 23 sala australvi larki stasi aidan musalman jory ki madat ko agy barhi aur zehar alod guftagu karny wali adhairh umar khaton ko fazool bakwaas band karny ko kaha. inho nay bad mazaj khatoon ko samjhaya kay musalman jory ka libaas aur riwayaat in ka zati muamla hai. aur in ki izzat ki jani chahiye.<br />
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jab shuddat pasan khatoon nay is kay bawajood apni sharmnaak karwai jari rakhi to stysi nai isy sakht lehjy may kaha kay agar is kay paas kehny ko koi achi baat nahi hai to apna mon band rakhy.<br />
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is tamam waqiye ki video manzar e aam par any kay bad ye muamlah maghrabi media ki tawajo ka markaz ban gay. zahar fishani karny wali khatoon ko bary paimany par tanqeed ka nishana bnaya ja rha hai. musalman jory ki himayat karny wali stasi aidan ka kehna hay kay is jhagry ki wajah say in ka stop nikal gaya. lykin wo mehaz is liye train may mojood rhy kay is bat ko yaqeeni bna sakain. kay musalman jora khairiat say rahy.  hafeez bhatti aur in ki ahlia nay stasi ka shukria ada kiya hai. jabkay in ki muqami masjid ki intzamia ki tarf say stasi ko gold coast ki sair kay liye muft ticket aur degar tamam akhrajat ki paishkash batoor shukria ki gai hai.<br />
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bairon e mulk PAKISTANI khandaan goron kay badtareen tassob ka nishana, maqami do shehzah hi difaa may agy aa gai.....!!!

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StabCam aims to stabilize GoPro cameras – on GoPro mounts

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Motorized actioncam stabilizing rigs are becoming increasingly common, although most of them are hand-held affairs.
 The GoPro-specific StabCam is a little different, however, in that it 
can be attached to any existing GoPro mount. As an added bonus, it can 
automatically track a moving subject.<br />
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The 3-axis StabCam fits all models of GoPro Hero, provided they're 
kept in their housing. Because it works with GoPro mounts, that means it
 could be mounted on a helmet, suction-cupped to a car, stuck on the end
 of a pole, or ... you get the idea. It's also "weatherproof," so snow 
and rain shouldn't be a problem.<br />

Power is provided by a removable (and thus swappable) battery that's 
reportedly good for approximately two hours of pitch, yaw and 
roll-compensating action.<br />

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As with some drone cameras,
 it additionally has a Follow Me mode. In this setting, it will lock 
onto a moving person's smartphone, using that phone's GPS and 
accelerometer data to gauge their whereabouts. It will then pan and tilt
 the camera, in order to keep them (or their phone, at least) centered 
in the shot.<br />
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The designers of the StabCam are planning to launch a Kickstarter 
campaign, in order to raise production funds. Backers will be able to 
get a unit for a pledge of US$179, as opposed to the planned retail 
price of $279 – assuming the funding goal is met.<br />
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If you'd like to be notified when that campaign launches, you can 
register via the link below. Footage shot using the StabCam can be seen 
in the following video.<br />

Source: <a href="http://www.stabcam.co/" target="_blank">StabCam</a></div>

StabCam aims to stabilize GoPro cameras – on GoPro mounts

Motorized actioncam stabilizing rigs are becoming increasingly common, although most of them are hand-held affairs. The G...

Work begins on "world's tallest" Ferris wheel in Staten Island

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Preliminary construction work has begun on Staten Island's New York 
Wheel: a huge Ferris wheel that will rise 192 m (630 ft) above New York 
Harbor. Slated for completion in 2017, the US$500 million New York Wheel
 will have a capacity of up to 1,440 passengers at a time.<br />
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New York Wheel is being built by Starneth BV, the Dutch firm 
responsible for the London Eye, and is part of a larger $1 billion 
redevelopment of St. George, Staten Island. Over $7 million will be 
spent in LED lighting and the Ferris wheel will feature 36 capsules, 
each with a capacity of up to 40 people. A full ride will take 38 
minutes to complete.<br />
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The developers hope to attract over 4 million visitors per year, and 
they state that approximately 350 construction jobs and 600 permanent 
jobs in ticket sales, maintenance and other positions will be created as
 a result of the project.<br />
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New York Wheel is aiming for LEED Platinum certification (a green 
building standard). Though we've no in-depth details on any sustainable 
design, the firm does make mention of possible renewable energy sources 
being used to power the Ferris wheel, including wind, wave, and solar 
power, with any excess juice sent back into the grid. In addition, New 
York Wheel's ancillary building features a massive 2.4 hectare (6 acre) 
green roof that will be host to concerts, food festivals, and corporate 
gatherings, amongst other events.<br />
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Though New York Wheel is promoted as the world's tallest Ferris wheel, the <em>Daily Mail</em> <a href="http://www.dailymail.co.uk/travel/travel_news/article-3038214/Stunning-views-Manhattan-restaurant-sky-four-bars-New-York-build-world-s-tallest-Ferris-wheel-unless-Dubai-finishes-theirs-first.html" target="_blank">reports</a>
 that work is also currently underway on the Dubai Eye, a Ferris wheel 
that will be 18 m (60 ft) taller. If the report proves accurate, Dubai's
 project will win "world's largest" Ferris wheel bragging rights. Still,
 New York Wheel's status as tallest Ferris wheel in the Western 
Hemisphere is assured.<br />

Sources: <a href="http://newyorkwheel.com/" target="_blank">New York Wheel</a>, <a href="http://www.nycedc.com/project/st-george-waterfront" target="_blank">NYEDC</a><br />
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Work begins on "world's tallest" Ferris wheel in Staten Island

Preliminary construction work has begun on Staten Island's New York Wheel: a huge Ferris wheel that will rise 192 m (...

Lost your Android phone? Just type "find my phone" into Google

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Losing your phone can happen easily. Unfortunately, finding it again 
can often be not so easy. Google has just made the search process a 
little easier for Android users, however. Now they need only type "find 
my phone" into Google Search using a desktop browser.<br />
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In order for the functionality to work, users must be logged into the
 same Google account on the browser as they are on their phone. They 
must also have the latest version of the Google app installed on their 
device. Assuming all that is the case, a "Find your phone" map will 
appear at the top of the Google Search results.<br />
Once Google has successfully pinpointed the phone in question (as 
long as it's powered on, this should work), it displays the location of 
the device on a map and offers to ring it. Ringing it, of course, helps 
in those occasions that your phone has slipped behind a couch cushion or
 whatnot, while displaying it on map is useful if you've left it 
somewhere like a coffee shop or bar.<br />
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Previously, it was necessary to install the Android Device Manager 
app to locate a lost Android phone (assuming you hadn't turned the 
service off, as it's on by default). Plenty of users simply won't have 
been aware of those possibilities – and this new approach, which is 
simply a web-based version of Android Device Manager, makes it easy for 
anyone to locate a lost device.<br />
Source: <a href="https://plus.google.com/+google/posts/CEdEWkg4dvf" target="_blank">Google</a></div>

Lost your Android phone? Just type "find my phone" into Google

Losing your phone can happen easily. Unfortunately, finding it again can often be not so easy. Google has just made the search process a...

Geoff De Ruiter builds tiny treehouse retreat for $8,200

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"Working at heights is risky," affirms Geoff de Ruiter when quizzed
 by own-news on the challenges he faced while building a tiny treehouse 
perched 5.1 m (17 ft) off the ground in British Columbia. Happily 
though, the University of Northern British Columbia PhD student recently
 completed the Raven Loft treehouse without incident for just US$8,200, 
plus land costs, leaving him with a mortgage- and debt-free tiny 
retreat.<br />
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The plan to construct a tiny treehouse was some time in the making. Inspired by the small living movement and interested in living sustainably,  de Ruiter
 also liked the idea of owning a bolthole suitable for vacations or even
 full-time living if circumstances required. The thinking being that, if
 he ever fell on hard times, he wouldn't be in dire straits as long as 
he had a roof over his head.<br />
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To turn this vision into a viable home, de Ruiter first bought a 0.2 
hectare (0.5 acre) plot of rural land on Pender Island, British 
Columbia, for the bargain price of $35,000. Then the real hard work 
began.<br />
"Walking around roofing, siding, windows, all had my mind constantly thinking <i>oh God watch out!</i>"
 says de Ruiter. "But I rock climb and that definitely helped me 
negotiate the risk of working at height. It was a great feeling when I 
had the four main walls up. I could relax a lot more then. My 
recommendation [is] unless you are a professional treehouse builder, 
there is no need to build so high in the air. Everything takes longer 
and is harder to do."<br />
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Constructed from wood and clad with multiple sidings, including cedar
 and cedar shingles, the Raven Loft sports a SIP (structurally insulated
 panel) floor, supported by a ground support pole. It's secured to a 
large cedar tree with a triangle brace and some brackets manufactured 
for the purpose.<br />
The treehouse measures just 2.4 x 4 m (8 x 13 ft), and access is 
gained by steep wooden stairs which are set on wheels and a small track 
to allow slight movement when it shifts in the wind. The front door 
sports a combination lock and opens onto a snug living and dining area 
that includes a bed couch and a small bathroom with composting toilet, 
but no shower or bath. The kitchen features an inductive stove (heated 
by an element so no dangerous flames), mini-fridge, drawers, and a sink 
(the latter being acquired free of charge).<br />
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de Ruiter told own-news that solar power wasn't a practical option 
given the forest location. Plus, the fact that the local grid is fed by 
hydro power means that grid-based juice is relatively green anyway. So 
the treehouse is powered by an extension from a friendly neighbor. 
Additional water comes from the neighbors too, as did some windows for 
the treehouse. Indeed, much of the construction materials were salvaged,
 reused, or secondhand. Due to the size and kind of building, the Raven 
Loft is classed as a non-permitted structure, again saving money.<br />
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For his next project, de Ruiter reports that he's building another 
treehouse at his mother's property that will serve as an Airbnb rental. 
Check out the video below for a tour around the treehouse and some 
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Sliding wall and hidden bed transform small New York apartment

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As cities are become ever more populated, living spaces are getting 
smaller and we need to find clever ways to make the most of the space we
 have. The 5:1 Apartment in New York is one such small space. It uses a 
sliding wall to transform itself from daytime to nighttime 
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We've seen the space-saving sliding wall concept used elsewhere a number of times recently, including in Madrid's All I Own House and in Kinematix's reconfigurable office space
 in Porto, Portugal. In the 5:1 Apartment, it allows living/working and 
sleeping spaces to fit comfortably into 390 sq ft (36 sq m).<br />
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Designed by micro-living architects MKCA, the apartment is situated 
in a 1920s co-op building in Manhattan, and has been comprehensively 
remodeled. The limited space is made to feel as big as possible with a 
minimalist layout, a white paint job and white units. Bright LED lights,
 which help with a sense of spaciousness, are also installed.<br />
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It is the annexed section of the apartment doubling as both the 
living/work area and bedroom that's the highlight, though. During the 
day, a couch sits at one side of the space facing a TV wall unit. 
Shelving, storage and a workspace run along the third wall, all of which
 can be revealed or hidden with sliding doors.<br />

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At nighttime, the TV wall unit slides over to the couch at the other 
side of the room. Behind it a bed folds out from the wall, revealing 
more storage (this time for clothing) along the third wall. 
Alternatively, the bed can be left stowed to create a dressing area. In 
this way, two spaces that are typically used at different times within a
 home are squeezed into one space.<br />
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The sliding wall unit is motorized and so does not require manual 
effort to be moved. It also contains all of the cables, audiovisual and 
networking components of the apartment, as well as additional storage 
and display space.<br />

The apartment was completed two weeks ago.<br />

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Science danon nay pait ki charbi ka hairankon faidah bta diya, moty afrad kay liye khosh khabri......!!!

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Ap nay kabhi motapy ka koi faidah nahi sona ho ga. lykin bartanvi science danon nay yeh keh kar tareekh badal de hai. kay motapa khatrnak zehni bemariun may kami ka bais banta hai.<br />
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london school off haijen and trapical medicine kay science danon nay taqreebn 20 lakh afrad kay tabi record kat tajziyeh kay bad maloom kiya hai. kay qodarti ziyadah wazan waly afrad (jin ka body maas index yani BMI taqreebn 25 say 29 tha) may mukhtalif zehni bemariun kay majmoey damneshia ka masala 18 feesad kam paya gaya. isi tarhan motapy kay shikar afrad (jin ka body maas index 30 say zaid tha) may yh bemari 24 feesad kam pai gai. moty afrad may domenashia kay ilawah ilzaimarz ki bemari bhi wazeh tor par kam pai gai.<br />
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is kay baraks jin afrad ka waza normal say kam tha in may demneshia kay marz ka khatrah 39 feesad ziada paya gaya .<br />
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tehqeqi team kay sarbarah dr. nawab fizalbash ka kehna hai kay yeh nataij heran kn hain lykin in ka yeh matlab nahi hai. kay motapy ko qabool kar lain. kiun kay abhi is zaman may mazeed tehqeqat ki zrorat hai aur yeh bhi sabit shodah hai kay motapy kay bashumar nuqsan bhi hain.

Science danon nay pait ki charbi ka hairankon faidah bta diya, moty afrad kay liye khosh khabri......!!!

Ap nay kabhi motapy ka koi faidah nahi sona ho ga. lykin bartanvi science danon nay yeh keh kar tareekh badal de hai. kay motapa khatrna...

"junior malik", shoaib nay mudahon ko khoshkhabri dydi....!!!

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karachi (UNP) komi cricket team kay sabiq captain shoaib malik nay shaikeen ko "junior malik" kay jald any ki khoshkhabri, sona de. sania mirza jab doubles may number one tennis player bnin to shoaib malik nay inhy tweeter par mubarakbad dyty howy khod ko in ka number one fan qrar diya<br />jawab may sania mirza nay jawab may kaha kay aik fan ka 2sry ko shokria jald hi mulaqat ho gi. bad may shoaib malik nay tweeter par flowers kay sawalat kay jawab diye. inho nay kaha kay mjhy sania mirza kay number one player ban'ny par bht khoshi hai. kiunkay my janta hon kay wo kitni shuddat say mehnat kartin hain. phone kar kay mubarabad de.<br />
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jab in say sawal kiya gaya kay "junior malik" kab ayn gay. to inho nay kaha kay INSHA ALLAH jald baty ko cricketer ya tennis player bnany kay hawaly say sawal par shoaib malik nay kaha kay yeh btana kafi mushkil hai, ho sakta hai kay wo dono games khailyn.<br />
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myti hony ki sorat may nam kay bary may pocha gay to inho nay kaha kay abi kuch socha nahi, marailah ya phir ram nam ho sakta hai. shoaib malik nay wazeh kiya kay wo kabhi sania mirza ko PAKISTAN ki janib say khailnay par majbor nahin karyn gay. bat yahin khatam nahi hoi balky unho nay bharat may pasandedah shyhr haderabad ko qarar diya jahan in ka susraal hai. sania mirza eid kay bad PAKISTAN ayn gin. jabky may in say milny jald hi haderabad jaon ga. wo kehty hain kay dono may baaz uqaat jhagra bhi howa jo kay sania shoro karti hain aur wo khatam karte hain.<br />
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aik sawal may shoaib malik nay kaha kay aik sath T.V dekhty howy remote sania kay pas hi hota hai. inho nay inkshaf kiya kay pehli muhabat bachpan may hi ho gai thi. jo sania nahin thin.

"junior malik", shoaib nay mudahon ko khoshkhabri dydi....!!!

karachi (UNP) komi cricket team kay sabiq captain shoaib malik nay shaikeen ko "junior malik" kay jald any ki khoshkhabri, son...

yaman kay hosi bahi aur saddar salih kay darmian mulk kay baag door wazeer e azam bahah kay supurd karny par itafaq ho gaya hai....!!!

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yaman kay sabiq saddar ali abdullah salih nay apne sahib zadon kay sath mulq may jari mojodah syasi aur security buhran kay hal kay liye hosiun ko san a say nikal bahir karnay, aslaha aur fuj hakomat ko wapis karny, khalyji tawon konsal kay mufahatmi formulay kay tehat ikhtyarat wazeer e azam kay bahah kay supurd karny ki tajweez paish kar de. jis par hosiun aur ali salih kay degar o fadaron nay ittefaq kiya hai.<br />
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alardiah kay mutabiq sabiq saddar nay aik naya abori plain paish kiya hai.jis may san a kay governer ko wazeer e azam aur mojodah wazeer e azam khalid bhah ko sadarti ikhtyarat muntaqil karny kay sath sath abdullah zabaan ko wazeer dafa ka uhda sonpny ki tajweez paish ki gai hai.<br />
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2sri taraf sabiq wazeer abu bakkar ali salih aur in kay khandan ko yaman say nikalny kay liye mehfoz rasta dilwany kay liye khaleeji mumalik ki qiyadat say bat cheet kar rhy hain. taham akhri atlaat tak koi khatir khwanh kamiyabi nahi mil saki , abu bakkar nay nisar kay dory ki bhi koshish ki magar qahirah nay inhy saaf jawab day diya.<br />
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report kay mutabiq sabiq saddar kay khasosi ailchi nay americi hukam say bhi rapta kiya hai. taham inho nay do tok moqif ikhtyar karte howy kaha hai kay washington yaman may saudia arbia ki kiyadat may jari faisla kon tofan operation may riaz kay sath hai.<br />
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yamni hukomat kay tarjuman rajih badi nay kaha hai kay sabiq saddar ali abdullah salih kay sir kardah sathiun aur ahm shakhsiyaat nay saddar abdarbah mansoor hadi say bhi rabta kiya hai. aur in say bhi ali salih ko mulq say nikal jany kay liye mehfoz rasta deny ki bat ki hai. taham jawabi kisi khoshkhabri ki atlaa nahi.

yaman kay hosi bahi aur saddar salih kay darmian mulk kay baag door wazeer e azam bahah kay supurd karny par itafaq ho gaya hai....!!!

yaman kay sabiq saddar ali abdullah salih nay apne sahib zadon kay sath mulq may jari mojodah syasi aur security buhran kay hal kay liye...

Google Maps for the Body" zooms in from whole organs down to individual cells

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The algorithms used for zooming in and out on Google Maps and Google 
Street View have made it possible to visually traverse through layers of
 the body – starting with a whole joint and drilling all the way down to
 the cellular level. The new imaging system could have huge implications
 in medicine because it drastically reduces the time required to analyze
 and compare data.<br />

The system draws on the combined expertise and technology of 
University of New South Wales (UNSW) professor Melissa Knothe Tate, 
Google, Brown and Stanford Universities, Cleveland Clinic, and optics 
and medical device manufacturer Zeiss. It uses imaging technology 
originally developed to scan for defects in silicon wafers, and with 
help from Google's Maps algorithms the researchers can zoom and pan 
through a whole organ or tissue joint all the way down to individual 
cells.<br />

Unlike Google's Body Browser,
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graphics, this so-called "Google Maps for the Body" uses real images 
that get seamlessly stitched together and layered on top of each other.<br />
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"For the first time we have the ability to go from the whole body 
down to how the cells are getting their nutrition and how this is all 
connected," said Professor Knothe Tate. "This could open the door to as 
yet unknown new therapies and preventions."<br />

Knothe Tate has already used the system to demonstrate a link in 
osteoarthritic guinea pigs between disease status and molecular 
transport through blood, muscle, and bone. The condition appears to be 
the result of a breakdown in cellular communication. Understanding how 
this signalling should work, and where it goes wrong, could unlock a 
range of treatments such as physical therapies and preventative 
exercises.<br />

You can learn more about the imaging system in the video below and try it out for yourself on a human hip bone on UNSW's <a href="http://www.mechbio.org/sites/mechbio/files/maps/index.html" target="_blank">MechBio site</a>.<br />

Source: <a href="https://newsroom.unsw.edu.au/news/science-tech/%E2%80%98google-maps%E2%80%99-body-biomedical-revolution" target="_blank">UNSW</a><br />
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New chip could turn phone cameras into high-res 3D scanners

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As if smartphones can't already do enough, soon they may be able to scan
 three-dimensional objects and send the resultant high-resolution 3D 
images to a 3D printer that produces hyper-accurate replicas. This comes
 thanks to a small and inexpensive device called a nanophotonic coherent
 imager (NCI), which was developed by scientists at Caltech. The NCI 
could add 3D imaging to a variety of other devices and applications such
 as improving motion sensitivity in human machine interfaces and 
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Unlike in conventional cameras, the NCI chip determines both the 
appearance and distance at each pixel of the part of a scene or object 
that it represents. The NCI uses an array of tiny LIDARs (scanning laser
 beams) to gather this information about an object's size and distance 
away, with an optical concept called coherence (wherein waves of the 
same frequency align perfectly) exploited to make high-resolution images
 possible.<br />
The coherent laser light from the NCI acts as a kind of ruler, 
measuring the precise distance of each point from the camera so that 
they can be mapped onto a 3D image of the scene.<br />
The researchers believe this enables 3D imaging at a greater level of
 depth-measurement accuracy than ever before in silicon photonics, while
 at the same time the NCI's tiny size – just 300 microns across in their
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The current limitation of 16 coherent pixels did not stop the 
researchers from imaging the front face of an American one-cent coin 
from half a meter (1.5 ft) away with a method that scanned in 
four-by-four pixel increments.<br />
The researchers see broad applications for their device, which they 
believe could easily be scaled up to house arrays of hundreds of 
thousands of pixels – which is closer to what would be required in 
real-world high-resolution 3D imaging through a camera lens. NCI could 
find use in security, robotics, gesture recognition, biomedical imaging,
 personal electronics, and more.<br />
A paper describing the research was published in the journal <i>Optics Express</i>.<br />
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Overview of a Smart Optical Time-of-Flight Sensor Technology

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With billions of sensors already being deployed in all types of devices 
and applications, the sensor revolution is well underway. Through the 
Internet of Things (IoT) and the Internet of Everything (IoE), smart 
sensors have the potential to significantly help our societies resolve 
countless global challenges.  In order to do so in a timely manner, 
major advancements are required in the development of ultra-efficient 
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Leddar Technology Overview</h2>
Leddar® (acronym for <i>light-emitting diode detection and ranging</i>)
 is a patented sensing technology developed by LeddarTech, a successful 
spin-off of Canada's leading optics and photonics research institute, <i>Institut national d'optique (INO)</i>.
 The main innovation behind this new approach lies in the superior 
signal processing that drives every Leddar sensor. Combined with the use
 of visible or infrared LEDs to perform time-of-flight measurements, 
Leddar technology provides continuous, rapid and accurate detection and 
ranging, without any moving parts.<br />
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What Makes It Better?</h3>
Contrary to collimated emitters (lasers), the Leddar sensor's LEDs 
and emitter optics are used to create a diffuse beam covering a wider 
area of interest. The receiver collects the backscatter of the reflected
 light from objects in the beam and, using full-waveform analysis, 
detects the presence of objects in each segment of the beam, measuring 
the distance of the detected objects (based on the time taken by the 
light to return to the sensor). Accumulation and oversampling techniques
 are used to maximize range, accuracy and precision.<br />
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Time-of-Flight Principle</h3>
Leddar sensors use LEDs to generate very short light pulses, 
typically 100,000 pulses per second. The time-of-flight (ToF) principle 
essentially consists in measuring the time taken by a light pulse to 
travel from the sensor to a remote object and to return to the sensor. 
The range <i>R</i> of the detected object is deduced from the measured full round-trip time <i>T</i> of the light pulse using the simple relation <i>R = c T / 2 n</i>, where <i>c</i> is the speed of light in vacuum and <i>n</i> denotes the refractive index of the medium in which the light pulse propagates.<br />
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Beam Pattern for Multi-Element Option</h3>
The multiple-element photodetector has a rectangular sensing area. 
The purpose of the emission optics of a Leddar sensor is to direct as 
much of the emitted light from one or more LEDs into a pattern that best
 fits the photodetector geometry. The purpose of the reception optics is
 to collect the backscatter of light from objects in that beam onto the 
photodetector. The combined emission and reception optics solution can 
be designed to obtain different beam widths. Currently, optics options 
with beam widths of approximately 9°, 18°, 24°, 34°, 45° and 95° are 
available on the multi-element option (the single-element option comes 
with a narrow 3° beam). Figure 2 illustrates a simulated emission beam 
pattern of a Leddar® sensor with an overlay of the matching segments 
provided by the reception optics corresponding to the photodetector 
elements.<br />
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How Does It Work? </h3>
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 The LED source is pulsed at a rate of approximately 100,000 pulses per 
second. The light pulses propagate through the detection area and 
reflected light is captured by the optics and the photodetector. The 
sensor signal is amplified, and the signal acquisition is synchronized 
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Detection and Distance Measurement</h3>
The detection and distance measurement is performed by the sensor's 
processor, using the acquired signals (one per photodetector element). 
The signals consist of a series of values representing light amplitude 
at incremental distances from the sensor. The number of samples in the 
signal is chosen according to maximum range required.<br />
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Conclusion</h2>
This innovative core technology is giving rise to the creation of a 
completely new generation of ultra-efficient smart sensors, greatly 
changing the way detection and ranging capabilities are integrated into a
 wide range of industries and applications. Not only can it make these 
functions more accurate, more reliable and more robust, but it can also 
make the entire solution more cost-effective, which will be vital in the
 deployment of profitable high-volume applications. By providing these 
important characteristics, Leddar is poised to become a key enabler in 
the smart sensor revolution.<br />
For more information on this patented* technology, visit <a href="http://www.leddartech.com/">leddartech.com</a>.<br />
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