FUTURE BAN-R TECHNOLOGY
MICRONeedle Graphene patch
Cancer BAN-R will achieve blood cell count detection and enhanced drug delivery through the use of microneedle graphene patches​
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Development of 3D Graphene conformations that allow for increased surface area ​
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Stronger spectroscopy for deeper penetration depth of light
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Reduced computer chip thickness from the current thickness of 1 mm
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Processing of all information internally on patch
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Here's The Future
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Graphene patch
A gold-doped graphene patch helps to enhance electrical signals between the thermal patch and the graphene layer.
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A lens and two illuminators allow for a non-flowing laser scattering method. The illuminators are used to find blood vessels and the lens processor is used to calculate blood cell count.
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The thermal patch responds to signalling from the lens and illuminators to heat up the microneedles, stimulating microneedle degeneration.