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This tech is for a much more common adaptation, and not one that would get a student into Yamaku, but...

http://www.bostonglobe.com/business/201 ... story.html

Essentially, it's an adjustable pair of glasses.

bhtooefr wrote:Essentially, it's an adjustable pair of glasses.

Might help Kenji some, at least.

SpunkySix wrote:

bhtooefr wrote:Essentially, it's an adjustable pair of glasses.

Might help Kenji some, at least.

Hmmm, this centre just opened in Singapore, of all places. It's a whole low-vision support package — tech, methods, training, etc. Founded by an eye surgeon and her neurosurgeon husband…

"What the centre does is to first perform an assessment of each child, evaluating the child's functional vision, his orientation and mobility (ie his ability to get around) and what kinds of assistive technologies are available to help. It then custom designs programmes for each child. IC2 Prephouse also works with mainstream schools to help them to modify their teaching methods to support vision-impaired students who study there."

Amazing.

Here's a bit of adaptive technology Hisao and Rika may be interested in...

Oscar Wildecat wrote:Here's a bit of adaptive technology Hisao and Rika may be interested in...

Five-year battery...People barely remember to charge their phones half the time, like they're gonna remember to replace the batteries.

Khalego wrote:Five-year battery...People barely remember to charge their phones half the time, like they're gonna remember to replace the batteries.

Dunno about you, but I'd make damned sure I had several reminders set up well ahead of time…

One could always go with thermoelectric batteries. Just watch out for random mutations.

...Currently implanted pacemakers run on similarly long-lasting batteries, you know. And to be quite honest, I'd say that if you neglected to stay alive through forgetting to maintain the one thing that's keeping you ticking, well... no real loss.

People die because they neglect their health all the time - though I admit this case would be rather extreme...

Presumably there are low battery warnings of some kind.

Artificial hearts are creepy....But anyway, this is kind of awesome. It's like what Stephen Hawking uses to talk only completely more convenient.

Charmant wrote:Artificial hearts are creepy....

Huh??

So we'll be able to remotely control Humans?
Then what's the point of consumerism and globalization?

Not exactly "adaptive technology", but this bioprinter is an interesting concept, nonetheless.