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Microflow: Diagnosing Medical Conditions on Earth and in Space

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Published on May 31, 2012

Microflow uses unique fibre optics technology to detect cells in small quantities of liquid. The portable technology could offer near real-time medical diagnosis for astronauts in space, people in remote communities or in areas affected by natural disasters where medical equipment is not readily available. (Credit: INO)

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  • Kyle Mueller

    Kyle Mueller 9 months ago

    No sound in video. :(

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  • Jim Dunlop

    Jim Dunlop 8 months ago

    This video is, unfortunately, quite worthless without sound.

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  • djmoon2069

    djmoon2069 8 months ago

    What are the exact dimensions of this device?

    It would make an awesome PC computer case!

    Mini-ITX motherboard, maybe even a Micro-ATX would fit.

    I've been trying to find a(n interesting) way to make my video editing rig portable.

    Also, why is there no audio on this video?

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