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A 3D oral scanner to replace dental moulds Times Of India Tuesday 3rd September, 2013 WASHINGTON: A novel handheld 3D oral scanner that can digitally capture images of the inside of a patient's mouth has been developed by researchers from MIT and Harvard. Traditionally, dentists have made dental impressions by having patients bite down on a moldable silicone material. Such impressions, however, can be messy and uncomfortable, and sometimes inaccurate, researchers said. A group of researchers from Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) and business students from Harvard University began working to commercialize a novel handheld scanner that could digitally capture three-dim... Read more Featured Story Janata Dal-United (JD-U) leader Ali Anwar on Tuesday hit out at Gujarat Chief Minister Narendra Modi following the resignation of Gujarat IPS officer DG Vanzara, and said that the BJP ... Record Your Vote Has Roger Federer's legendary tennis career peaked? Making the news All this is reminiscent of events of 10 years ago in which, using false information that the Iraqis possessed weapons of mass destruction as a pretext and bypassing the United Nations, the United States launched a reckless enterprise with consequences that everyone is well aware of. A.K. Lukashevich Russia's foreign ministry spokesman was warning the US not to take actions contrary to international law. Find Malaysia Sun on Facebook Nokias grip on patents offers revenue potential after Microsoft deal Reuters © A Nokia Lumia 820 smartphone with Microsoft logos on the screen is shown ... AP EXCLUSIVE Kodak CEO talks companys future A picture of Eastman, who founded Kodak in 1880, sits among the current CEO's collection ... Facebook employees reveal the worst things about working for the social network Facebook was voted the world's best employer but it seems that not all employees agree ... Dont cry for Nokia Finland FORTUNE-It's a sad day for Finland. Or is it? Sure, much of the phonemaker's storied ... Microsoft swallows Nokias phone business for $7.2 billion 1 of 9. A Nokia Lumia 820 smartphone with Microsoft logo on the screen is ... Timing of bullish Nokia options trades raises questions Huawei officially unveils the Valiant budget Android Is this the worlds thinnest wireless touch surface Additional Malaysia Sun news via Science - Google News http://news.google.com/news/url?sa=t&fd=R&usg=AFQjCNH9bQ7n8cqGxEDKr6j4Mc9TWtxL_Q&url=http://www.malaysiasun.com/index.php/sid/216807220/scat/d805653303cbbba8

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