And Drexler Technology surged 1 3 / 16, to 11 1 / 16, after announcing that it may recieve an order from South Korea for optical memory cards.
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Back then, the EYE Corp . invented an optical memory chip that can be implanted in a fetus, and record every moment of the recipient's view of life.
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In addition, the optical memory stripe contains room for additional information and invisible security features to enable the INS to stay a step ahead of counterfeiters, she said.
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It had been implemented in the year 2000 and reported based on modified Joint Fourier Transform Correlator ( JTC ) and Bacteriorhodopsin ( BR ) as a holographic optical memory.
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According to the release, the health-care provider " will use Drexler's wallet-sized LaserCard optical memory cards to enable 50, 000 Florida residents to carry their personal, computerized medical records ."
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Public since 1984, it has been trying to find a breakthrough application for its optical memory cards, which use lasers to embed and read information such as health histories and identification.
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Biometric industry officials, however, are wary of Ellison's offer to donate software for a voluntary national ID employing " smart card " technology, a microchip or optical memory encoded with an individual's biometric information.
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This abstract, which is about optical memory, mentions using TeO x with x varying between 0.8 and 1.2, and this paper talks about x = 1 ( so it could be simply TeO ).
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Levy, however, was interested in using an optical memory system being developed at IBM by a team including Louis Ridenour ( see Automatic Language Translator for details ) for storage of the routing information.
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The flying-spot store digital memory in the first experimental electronic switching systems used nine plates of optical memory that were read and written two bits at a time, producing a word size of 18 bits.
