Tag: Biomimicry
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From Human Retina to Artificial Eye: KRISS Sets a New Standard in Ophthalmic Imaging
Overview: A Breakthrough in Ophthalmic Imaging Researchers at the Korea Research Institute of Standards and Science (KRISS) have unveiled a retina-mimicking eye phantom that closely replicates the structural layers and microvascular network of the human retina. This innovative device, designed to emulate the eye’s complex optical and vascular features, promises to become a new standard…
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From Human Retina to Artificial Eye: KRISS Creates a New Standard for Ophthalmic Imaging
Overview: A Leap Forward in Ophthalmic Imaging The Korea Research Institute of Standards and Science (KRISS) has introduced a groundbreaking retina-mimicking eye phantom that closely replicates the human retina’s layered structure and intricate microvascular network. This innovation promises to redefine how ophthalmic imaging systems are calibrated, tested, and validated, offering a reliable standard that mirrors…
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Chiral Chemical Fuels Drive Two Distinct Supramolecular Self-Assemblies
Chiral fuels, two paths of self-assembly Self-assembly is a cornerstone of chemistry and biology, guiding how molecules organize into larger structures without external scaffolds. From everyday materials to complex cellular machinery, triggers such as light, temperature, pH, and chemical stimuli can steer these processes. A recent study from researchers at the University of Freiburg reveals…
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Octopus-Inspired Robots for Rescue Operations
The Amazing Abilities of Octopuses Octopuses are extraordinary creatures, renowned for their intelligence and remarkable physical capabilities. Their unique anatomy, particularly their flexible arms, allows them to navigate challenging environments. This adaptability has spurred researchers to investigate how octopus characteristics can inform the development of robots designed for rescue operations in disaster scenarios. Understanding Octopus…