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World's First Total-Body Scanner Produces "Astonishing" 3D Images
The world's first medical imaging scanner that can capture a 3D picture of the entire human body at once in as little as 20-30 seconds has produced its first scans, say scientists, noting that the technology can aid in improving diagnostics to tracking disease progression to researching new drug therapies.
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Samsung Galaxy J5 (2017), Galaxy J7 (2017) Images and Specifications Leaked
Both the new Samsung Galaxy J-Series smartphones are tipped to sport a full metal body, run on the latest Android Nougat software, and come with fingerprint scanning support.
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Beas River Tragedy: High-Tech Device Deployed to Trace Bodies
A massive search operation resumed on Sunday by using a high-tech device that can scan the riverbed full of silt and boulders to locate bodies of 16 engineering students and a tour operator from Hyderabad who were washed away in the Beas river near this town last week.
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X-ray proof underwear for airport scanners
There's some good news for flyers reluctant to face full-body scanners at airports - X-ray proof underwear.Developed by Steve Bradshaw from Britain, the special underwear and vests are covered with a special paint made from a mixture of metals and glass.Bradshaw, 54, claims the coating he has developed conceals body parts but reveals dangerous obje...
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At US airports, 'body scan' or 'gate rape'?
The Transport Security Administration (TSA) has implemented the controversial full-body scanners at many US airports as part of strengthening up security of air travel. While several passengers said they had no difficulties in passing through new security systems, others are up in arms.Thirty one-year-old John Tyner has become the unofficial hero o...
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Obama govt says new aiport screening justified
Caught between complaints that airport screening has become too intrusive and threats of new terror attacks on aviation, Obama administration officials said on Sunday that they were sensitive to criticisms that security measures go too far, but insisted that the measures now in place are justified by the risks. (Read: Body searches at US airpor...
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World's First Total-Body Scanner Produces "Astonishing" 3D Images
The world's first medical imaging scanner that can capture a 3D picture of the entire human body at once in as little as 20-30 seconds has produced its first scans, say scientists, noting that the technology can aid in improving diagnostics to tracking disease progression to researching new drug therapies.
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Samsung Galaxy J5 (2017), Galaxy J7 (2017) Images and Specifications Leaked
Both the new Samsung Galaxy J-Series smartphones are tipped to sport a full metal body, run on the latest Android Nougat software, and come with fingerprint scanning support.
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Beas River Tragedy: High-Tech Device Deployed to Trace Bodies
A massive search operation resumed on Sunday by using a high-tech device that can scan the riverbed full of silt and boulders to locate bodies of 16 engineering students and a tour operator from Hyderabad who were washed away in the Beas river near this town last week.
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X-ray proof underwear for airport scanners
There's some good news for flyers reluctant to face full-body scanners at airports - X-ray proof underwear.Developed by Steve Bradshaw from Britain, the special underwear and vests are covered with a special paint made from a mixture of metals and glass.Bradshaw, 54, claims the coating he has developed conceals body parts but reveals dangerous obje...
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At US airports, 'body scan' or 'gate rape'?
The Transport Security Administration (TSA) has implemented the controversial full-body scanners at many US airports as part of strengthening up security of air travel. While several passengers said they had no difficulties in passing through new security systems, others are up in arms.Thirty one-year-old John Tyner has become the unofficial hero o...
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Obama govt says new aiport screening justified
Caught between complaints that airport screening has become too intrusive and threats of new terror attacks on aviation, Obama administration officials said on Sunday that they were sensitive to criticisms that security measures go too far, but insisted that the measures now in place are justified by the risks. (Read: Body searches at US airpor...
