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Uturn combines today’s technology to helps incontinence patients. (mm… no idea about the “model”, sorry.)

Uturn is Marie Danel’s graduation project.
The product is intended for the 400,000 Danes suffering from incontinence. Uturn uses ultrasound and Bluetooth technology to carry out a diagnosis and alert the wearer when the bladder is full – without the pain and discomfort that accompany many existing methods.

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Technology saves life with Poseidon pool surveillance system.

News from australianit.news.com.au
A YOUNG girl has been saved from drowning by an extraordinary computer system that keeps an eye on everyone in a swimming pool. The girl was pulled unconscious from 3.6m of water at the deep end of a public pool in Bangor, North Wales, when underwater cameras spotted that she was not moving and alerted a lifeguard. The lifeguard could not see the girl in the crowded pool but was able to respond to the alert in seconds. It is the first time in Britain that the Poseidon surveillance system, manufactured by a French company, has helped lifeguards save a swimmer from drowning.

More details and picture about Poseidon pool surveillance system, see below…

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Nikon coolpix P1 and P2 are built-in with WiFi technology giving you seamless pictures transfer and sharing!

The Coolpix eight-megapixel P1 and the five-megapixel P2 are the world’s first digital cameras with built-in Wi-Fi capabilities to transmit images via 802.11b and 802.11g-compatible wireless networks and adapters to a computer or most PictBridge-enabled printers equipped with the new Nikon Wireless Printer Adapter (PD-10).

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