That makes sense, much appreciated
BrainChip + Nanose
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MDhere
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no more pcr testing into uk or france for me, free to travelnow in both directions without nose swabbing but would be could if there could be a quick breathalyzer. Taking train into France this weekend, no tests - please no covid on train 
home testing free here in uk but a breathalyzer would be so much siimpler, u just breath into yr device before check in and second later on flight no unwrapping, poking, mixing, waitimg amd disposing. come on governments wake up.
Might bring 30kg baggage of free tests home to aus in march!
home testing free here in uk but a breathalyzer would be so much siimpler, u just breath into yr device before check in and second later on flight no unwrapping, poking, mixing, waitimg amd disposing. come on governments wake up.
Might bring 30kg baggage of free tests home to aus in march!
Im starting to think we may have missed the boat on Covid with nanose , would have been a huge money spinner if we got out before the shitty rat tests, could have cashed in and used the money to speed up testing to get to 100% accuracy. But Im sure theres gotta be more to it, so I'll sit back and let the experts do their thing. fingers crossed we get out there soon into every school, bus, train, business, hospital etc etc etc etc.
Fox151
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I don't disagree. I wonder whether it was approached from a tech perspective rather than a commercial one - ie we want it to do covid +20 odd cancers vs lets get it out the door, generating money with covid and release the extra stuff later.
Time will tell.
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Don’t think I’ve seen this one before, but my brain isn’t like it used to be.
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Early diagnoses of malignant tumors are pivotal for improving their prognoses. The Exhaled Breath is made up of oxygen, carbon dioxide, nitrogen, water, inert gases and volatile organic compounds (VOCs). Theoretically, the concentration of VOCs in exhalation produced by metabolism in human body...
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Anyone else noticed this?
This study was to use large clinical samples to validate the diagnostic efficacy of the newly developed Nano-nose( Sniffphone and Breath Screener)
So are they only using the sniffphone?
This study was to use large clinical samples to validate the diagnostic efficacy of the newly developed Nano-nose( Sniffphone and Breath Screener)
So are they only using the sniffphone?
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Hi Rocket
I was reading FDA guidelines months ago now but they made a logical point regarding technology. Put simply you have to use the tech you want to have approved.
We have not had confirmed whether NaNose is using the AKD1000 chip or the IP and in todays presentation when asked about NaNose Sean Hehir said he was not permitted to speak about it.
So make of it what you will but if NaNose is seeking approval for a SniffPhone they have to use it for the trials.
My opinion only DYOR
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PS: Remember however that when they first tested AKIDA in Perth the data had been collected by NaNose in Wuhan China then sent to Perth. So the data from the 10,000 trial participants will be kept and catalogued and available for repeat testing for future trials as long as the sensor remains the same.
BaconLover
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Does anyone here know this language? Or is there any app/website which can copy the words so we could translate?
I tried to get the translation but unsuccessful.
The Year on the article is 2022 as you can see in the bottom left hand of the page.
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Hi BL
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Does anyone here know this language? Or is there any app/website which can copy the words so we could translate?
I tried to get the translation but unsuccessful.
The Year on the article is 2022 as you can see in the bottom left hand of the page.
This looks like Hebrew to me. So you could call in at your local Synagogue and ask someone to read it to you. LOL
I cannot get the link to work.
FF.
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Does anyone here know this language? Or is there any app/website which can copy the words so we could translate?
I tried to get the translation but unsuccessful.
The Year on the article is 2022 as you can see in the bottom left hand of the page.
The google translate app on my phone used to allow me to translate screenshots. I just tried but it keeps crashing. You could try that?
BaconLover
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Hi BL
Link now working but cannot get translation to work either.
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Link now working but cannot get translation to work either.
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i put a general call out on the General Discussion thread for a Hebrew reader so confident by the end of today you will have a translation. LOL
BaconLover
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Thanks FF. We need investors from Israel on this forum. haha
@GrandRhino I don't have any luck with the phone translator either so I am just going to look at those photos and imagine they are talking about commercialising Nanose next Monday with the heart of it all being our Ballistic Akida.
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I never thought I’d be joining a learn to talk Hebrew page on Facebook. Hopefully someone there will translate it.
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If all else fails I have someone in mind but it would be next week before I can catch up with him. By then you will be fluent. LOL FF
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