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   DIR By: Khatija Akter
       Date: August 29, 2023, 10:22 pm
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       Among the applications that this development has is saving
       information that is invisible to the human eye , but that does
       not stop being there. Product serial numbers or barcodes and
       other information could be used to fight fraud. Fake copies
       could be more easily detected. This is not the only research
       that has studied printing at the nanometer scale. Using inkjet
       technology, a team of scientists in Switzerland generated an
       image of a clownfish (yes, Nemo's) that was as wide as the
       thickness of a piece of paper . The reproduction was inches in
       size and the resolution was  dpi . Quantum dot technology was
       used for printing and each image dot was separated by 500
       nanometers.
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       edition of Girona, Temps de Flors to have a real x-ray of the
       visitor to this beautiful event Girona has been celebrating an
       event that is a gift for the senses for sixty years: Girona,
       Temps de Flors. For ten days in the streets and patios of the
       Barri Vell there is an explosion of spring that, through
       temporary art, floods the city with music, colors and the smells
       of flowers. Thousands of visitors walk through the narrow
       neighborhood during these days visiting squares, streets,
       patios, gardens and spaces that are not usually open to the
       public.
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       Since its inception, the exhibition has been expanding and
       transforming, and each year more visitors are attracted to the
       city for this ephemeral floral display. This makes it
       increasingly difficult to organize itineraries, facilitate
       mobility and, ultimately, ensure that visitors enjoy their
       visit. Technology can help a lot in this transformation so that
       this traditional exhibition can endure and improve with each
       edition. In fact, mobile apps and audio guides already make the
       experience that visitors have much more positive.
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