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    • (test)Application of inorganic nanofiber technology to promote the development of biotechnology

      Smart machinerynovel materials FutureTech (test)Application of inorganic nanofiber technology to promote the development of biotechnology

      Inorganic porous nanofibers with surfaceinterface defects are prepared through humidity-controlled electrospinninghigh-temperature annealing technology. Under the irradiation of light sources of different wavelengths (380~780 nm), the bound electrons stored in the valence band can be excited to the conduction band to form free electrons on the surface of the material, generating different intensities of microcurrents, light sensitivitymicrocurrent changes. Because the "inorganic nanofiber" technology has high uniquenesshigh product compatibility, it can be applied to a wide range of markets.
    • 5D智慧城市─SmartES平台

      AI & IOT Application FutureTech 5D智慧城市─SmartES平台

      NCREE has originally developed 5D digital space—on the basis of 3D city modelsconnections of different kinds of sensors around the world— is an online to offline virtual space with a combination of rising 5G technology advantages. Collectingreorganizing various 3D cartographic data with Building Information Modeling (BIM), satellite imagery, UAV 3D modeling, LiDar point cloud data, etc., can increase the diversity of the buildinglandscape. 5D+5G smart city platform would accelerate the 5D smart city to become the digital twin of a real city.
    • P-SERS: Rapid and Sensitive On-site Detection Platform

      FutureTech P-SERS: Rapid and Sensitive On-site Detection Platform

      Surface-enhanced Raman spectroscopy (SERS) is a useful analytical technique for detecting extremely small amounts of molecules. Herein, we designed a paper-based quasi-three-dimensional SERS substrate (P-SERS) that can provide potential to improve Raman analyses for food safety, pesticide poisoning, precision medicine, drug abuse and DNA/RNA testing. The sensitive, low-cost, flexible and disposable SERS substrate could be easily fabricated by physical deposition of gold nanoparticles array onto a filter paper. In this case, we are able to create non-continuous Au islands on the fiber surfaces, where the gaps between AuNPs can dramatically generate the high electric field to enhance Raman signal of target molecules.