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Gecko Glue

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2008-02-04 18:12:43 by Michael in Medgadget
...Geckos and Mussels Scrub Up for Surgery ; Geckos - not just for insurance sales anymore
 
 
 
 
 
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Gecko Tech for In Vivo Bandages

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2008-02-19 19:48:48 by Michael in Medgadget
...Geckos and Mussels Scrub Up for Surgery ; Geckos - not just for insurance sales anymore
 
 
 
 
 
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Wall Climbing A Cinch

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2008-03-05 18:58:05 by Long Tran in Yanko Design
...geckos innovative foot design as a template to climb walls without any artificial adhesion. Tho it may not look like it, a geckos foot is hairy, fine enough to only be seen on the micro level. This molecular adhesion, combined with C-Bots array of ultrasonic sensors means costly (and ugly) scaffolding may be obsolete. Theoretically you can...
 
 
 
 
 
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C-Bot Climbs Walls

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2008-03-05 23:03:47 by admin in GadgetBB News Blog
...geckos innovative foot design as a template to climb walls without any artificial adhesion. It features a molecular adhesion that simulates a geckos foot (which is actually hairy, being fine enough to be seen on a micro level), working together with the C-Bots array of ultrasonic sensors. Will this make scaffolding obsolete in the long run?...
 
 
 
 
 
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eHarmony for koalas 'Don't cha wish your girlfriend was hot like me?'

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2008-09-15 14:01:00 by bookofjoe in bookofjoe
...geckos or that expectant gecko mothers should eat snails That could mean the difference between a sustainable population and extinction of a species, said Ed Diebold, director of animal collections at Riverbanks Zoo, one of the only zoos to successfully breed several species of geckos Big populations out in the wild breed randomly, Mr....
 
 
 
 
 
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Gecko Tape Could Mean Spider-Man Climbing Suits [Clinging Sensation]

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2008-02-04 18:45:00 by Wilson Rothman in Gizmodo
...geckos can get a solid grip on glass. Of course, I don't want Berkeley professor Ron Fearing to hear me talking smack about his beloved lizards. Here's how he rhapsodizes the inspiration for his invention: "The gecko has a very sophisticated hierarchical structure of compliant toes, microfibers, nanofibers and nanoattachment plates that...
 
 
 
 
 
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New material will make us walk on our ceilings like a gecko.

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2008-02-13 08:18:06 by HASH0x8ab7e2c in Newlaunches.com
...geckos to scoot across ceilings upside-down. and while it may be a long time, if ever, before this so-called smart gecko tape turns humans into wall-crawlers, Fearing says this technology could be used to make non slip shoe soles or bandages that cling to the skin but peel away without the ouch. The technology behind it is awe-inspiring...
 
 
 
 
 
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Fake gecko skin could heal your guts

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2008-02-20 00:42:55 by Matt Hickey in CrunchGear
...geckos climb along the celing to help heal surgical wounds A bandage is made of the new material which binds the incisions together and slowly dissolves after a few weeks, leaving the healed section without requiring re-opening to remove the tape The material, which currently has the catchy name gecko-tape, is non-toxic and is metabolized by...
 
 
 
 
 
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C-Bot Climbs Walls

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2008-03-05 16:55:10 by Editor in Ubergizmo
...geckos innovative foot design as a template to climb walls without any artificial adhesion. It features a molecular adhesion that simulates a gecko's foot (which is actually hairy, being fine enough to be seen on a micro level), working together with the C-Bot's array of ultrasonic sensors. Will this make scaffolding obsolete in the long run?...
 
 
 
 
 
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C-Bot scales buildings like a lizard, peeks at its cracks

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2008-03-06 08:43:47 by HASH0x8b02140 in DVICE
...geckos and other wall-climbing lizards, the C-Bot's footpads are covered by tiny nano-hairs that act imperceptibly as adhesive to whatever surface it's climbing on to give it some grip. Then, with a sensor emitting ultrasonic rays, the C-Bot scans for all manner of defects, from rust to mildew Sounds pretty groovy, right? Let's see where...