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The project will reduce the carbon footprint in the transport chain by 42%, according to the company.
It is connected via wires to a computer that is installed under the skin on the patient's chest, which amplifies brain signals and sends them to a computer or smartphone via Bluetooth.
Wing understands that the delivery business is very diverse, and therefore must have different types of devices to make the job efficient.
This innovation can be used in low power density applications.
Its development is at an early stage, and there are already quantum computers in operation that are being used by companies for advanced research.
Its proximity to the U.S., the world's largest market, certainly helps
In 1956, one megabyte of memory cost US$100 million.
The solution is being used in more than 30 projects around the world, including Chile.
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