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An apple a day is 100 million bacteria for your gut But it is not all bad news

An apple a day is 100 million bacteria for your gut But it is not all bad news
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The smart shoes with a warning system for the visually impaired

1 minute read By Maider Gamero Vienna, May 16 (EFE).- Austrian researchers have built shoes with sensors embedded in them to alert blind and visually impaired people of obstacles in their path. Developed by Austria’s Tec-Innovation company in collaboration with the Graz University of Technology, the intelligent shoes “can increase the safety of visually impaired and blind people in their everyday life.” The warning system includes an ultra-bright LED and two sensors placed at the front of each shoe. The sensors detect obstacles and notify the wearer through vibration feedback in the shoe or sound warning signals via a smartphone.

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Materials Research Says Yes to Wood

Wolfgang bauerStefan spirkSamir kopacicFlorian feistHermann steffanEuropean unionChalmers university of technologyPaper technologyAssociation of the austrian paper industry austropapierInstitute of vehicle safetyUniversity of viennaInstitute of bioproductsGraz universityAustrian paper industry austropapierChalmers universityVehicle safety

Materials research says yes to wood

E-Mail IMAGE: The production of bio-based materials (pictured here: foam made from microfibrillar cellulose) is the focus of research interest at the Institute of Bioproducts and Paper Technology. view more Credit: © TU Graz / BPTI As a renewable resource, wood offers great potential in the fight against the climate crisis. First, it sequesters large amounts of carbon (1 ton per cubic meter!). Moreover, it is an environmentally friendly alternative to fossil based resources, which cause the majority of greenhouse gas emissions. At the Institute of Bioproducts and Paper Technology at Graz University of Technology (TU Graz), researchers produce biodegradable materials from the wood components cellulose, hemicellulose and lignin.

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