Miniaturization as well.

The first one was miniaturization.

We all know about the miracle of miniaturization.

Miniaturization we're shrinking the size of technology at an exponential rate, both wired and wireless.

But what electronic miniaturization has done is that it has allowed people to shrink technology into a cell phone.

The good news is that the same technology that allowed miniaturization of electronics is now allowing us to miniaturize biological laboratories.

The main innovations relate to the use of active antennae, miniaturization of radioelectric functions and the introduction of new frequency bands

It was dedicated to the promotion of technological advances in the miniaturization of electronics, computer aided design and the standardization of components.

In effect a pair of roving eyeglasses, a cutting edge example of where miniaturization can lead if the operator is remote from the vehicle.

97. Miniaturization, coupled with developments in sensor technologies, will continue to reduce the cost and size of sensors, just as it has with processors.

98. Evolutionary enhancements in transport technologies occurring alongside the miniaturization of sensors has fostered the development of smaller, more autonomous, more mobile monitoring units.

Off the shelf solutions will always cost less than custom built software systems, and with miniaturization, off the shelf equipment is becoming more rugged.

So in close, as you think about technology trends and how to impact health and medicine, we're entering an era of miniaturization, decentralization and personalization.

Its exponential rate of miniaturization has been maintained, bringing commensurate rates of reduction in processing times, costs, sizes and weights.28 The performance improvement is expected to continue, with increased integration of functionality on the same chip.

At this stage, Iran still needs at least a year or longer to assemble one or two crude Hiroshima type bombs. The hardest part still lies ahead the miniaturization needed to fit a nuclear device into a warhead.

By the year 2000, the process was perfected. They merged with AOL, and in just four years, managed to shed about 200 billion dollars of market capitalization, showing that they'd actually mastered the art of applying Moore's law of successive miniaturization to their balance sheet.

Narrator A tiny airplane, the AV Pointer serves for surveillance in effect, a pair of roving eyeglasses. A cutting edge example of where miniaturization can lead if the operator is remote from the vehicle. It is convenient to carry, assemble and launch by hand. Battery powered, it is silent and rarely noticed.

Ten years after opting out of the Nuclear Non Proliferation Treaty, North Korea clearly possesses nuclear weapons. The regime s nuclear test in February its third since 2006 was likely a miniaturized device, which makes the situation even more worrying, given that successful miniaturization is critical for using nuclear weapons in ballistic missiles.

The technological changes have led to decreased costs in hardware and software for storing, processing and transmitting information, increasing miniaturization, portability and diversity of information processing and communication equipment, and the capability to present and manipulate information in all media data, text, voice, image and video in ways that increasingly match individual preferences and cognitive styles.