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GE is working to put COVID-19 virus-detecting sensors in phones


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Now, scientists are harnessing smartphones again to identify coronavirus particles on surfaces as an additional line of defense against the pandemic, alongside more robust treatments such as vaccines and antiviral drugs. Researchers at General Electric have been awarded a National Institutes of Health grant to develop tiny sensors that can be embedded in mobiles to detect the presence of COVID-19 nano-particles. 

 

 

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https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/technology/ge-is-working-to-put-covid-19-virus-detecting-sensors-in-phones/ar-BB1ftczS?ocid=mmx&PC=EMMX20

 

 

Wonder if this could actually work reliably. Would be amazing if so.

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