At the moment it can only detect gum disease and heart disease.
I have a feeling that one day soon, we’ll be seeing ATM like machines where you stick your credit card in and for a small fee, they’ll tell you what’s wrong with you.
At the moment it can only detect gum disease and heart disease.
I have a feeling that one day soon, we’ll be seeing ATM like machines where you stick your credit card in and for a small fee, they’ll tell you what’s wrong with you.
Yeah, but can it dispense salt?
What do you want, a freaking Sampo?
hee hee hee.
AHAHAHAHA.
ROFL!! When I had dinner at Nefertiti’s house, back in '69, she had a set of them!
Meh. We got something at work that’s pretty nifty, too. It’s called an Abbott iStat. It has to be good, astronauts used it!
It’s a portable chemistry analyzer, about the size of the first cellphones. It can do electrolytes, blood gas measurements, renal function tests and hemoglobin/hematocrit. . All this from maybe a 100uL of whole blood.
Dammit Jim, I’m a DOCTOR not an inventor!
Shoot, I could do that now with a diagnosis accuracy of 99%. Put in your card, I debit your account $2 and spit out a receipt that says “You’re a jerk”.
Bwahaha.
Ye gads, I am a geek – I get the joke. I think I might need some help.
dr_mom_mcl is waiting for this one. It was her favourite gadget from Star Trek.
(Her favourite scene from Star Trek is where Worf is delivering Keiko’s baby: “You may now give birth.” … “This is not what happened in the simulations! That was an orderly delivery.”)
“So what’s wrong with me?”
Machine: “You have your head stuck in an ATM machine.”