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Stream Computing

Stream computing allows AMD's graphics processors to accelerate complex computations working in concert with today's high-performance, low-latency CPUs.

Along with leading companies and academic institutions worldwide, AMD is working to build a complete stream computing ecosystem, one that delivers the performance, applications, software and tools necessary to turn AMD's low-cost stream computing vision into reality. For details refer to: http://ati.amd.com/technology/

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      The first prosthetic hand with five individually powered digital fingers developed by Touch Bionics automatically adjusts the type and pressure of the Grip, mimicking a human hand more closely and allowing the patient more movement. The hand picks up the electrical signal generated by the muscles in the remaining portion of the patient's limb, generating a mayoelectric signal. This signal triggers the fully articulated fingers and a thumb which can be rotated to enable different grip configurations, which is more lifelike action and provides stronger grip with less force and power consumption.The built in detectors tell each finger when it has sufficient grip on an object and when to stop powering. Fingers lock into position untill the patient triggers a open signal through a mayo electric signal. This i-Limb costs around £8500 in Scotland.

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