Mahru-Z, the mechanical maid.

• My house maid telephoned me to inform that she would not be attending to my household work unless I give her a pay rise and a 5 day week. We were really worried and were in search of a solution and there came the Mahru-Z, the mechanical maid to assist us.
• The walking robot Mahru-Z, the mechanical maid assists me in cleaning the house, dumping the clothes in the washing machine and even heats the food in the microwave.
• The Mahru-Z can rotate its head, move its legs and hands and has an additional finger ie six fingers and a 3 dimensional vision to quickly recognise the house chores and perform them just like a human being and frankly to say even better.
• I really have no words to appreciate the strength of my mechanical maid Mahru-Z with the visual ability to recogmise the tasks and execute them promptly. She never grumbles or ask for salary increase or weekly holidays. 
• I am really thankful to the South Korean scientists of The Institute of Science and Technology for developing such a useful alternative to the demanding and lazy house maids.
  

World's first 3D Bioprinter.

• The scientists have developed the world's first 3D bioprinter that will help bioengineers and doctors to generate human organs.
• The 3D bioprinter has been developed by Invertech and the first one has been delivered to the San Diego based firm Organovo. 
• The 3D bioprinter is a breakthrough as it puovides for the first time a flexible technology for organizations working on construction of human tissues and organ replacements. It enables the placement of cells very accurately at the place the bioengineers need to place them.
  
• The 3D bioprinter can be used to grow tooth using epithelial and stromal tissues.
• The 3D bioprinter helps the scientists to construct a model of the organ they plan tomake by using laser brat print technology.
• With the 3D bioprinter, the construction of human organs cell by cell is no more a scientific fiction.