The US Space Agency (NASA) Has Successfully Developed Memory Materials That Store Data.

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Recently, Meyer and Jim Vaughan, director of the center for nanotechnology, Ames Research Center, NASA

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A fabric that is tightly interwoven with copper and copper oxide wires.

Researchers say they have been working on innovative research and development of intelligent textiles combining electronic products and textiles. A wearable electronic textile product has successfully developed a new type of memory fabric that can retain data for more than 100 days.

The nano size (nanoscale) platinum film (DAB) is placed on each interwoven joint point of the fabric. At each cross "sandwich" structure, copper conductor and platinum layer are formed, such as the top and bottom of the electrode, forming resistance storage.

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The AIP Advances Journal of the American Institute of Physics says that this innovative technology can easily be imported into textile products, because the nanoscale technology naturally forms interlaced memory structures at the intersection of fibers.

The electronic textiles formed by the integration of nanotechnology and textiles can observe the biomarkers of various diseases, and monitor the life signals of the elderly or in the harsh environment, such as pulse, respiration, body temperature, blood pressure and so on.

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