Microcomputer Size With Sand

The development of such a computer was conducted by scientists from the University of Michigan. This development as a microcomputer was a pleasant news in the world of high technology of science and technology. The size of such a microcomputer is 1 mm.kv, so it is commensurate with the size of a grain of sand. Already more than once scientists have made attempts to develop such microcomputers. By the way, this computer model can be transformed into a nanocomputer with time. Practical application such a microcomputer will receive in medicine. The first sample was created within the framework of a medical program to measure internal pressure in the eye of a person. There, the microcomputer will be placed in a special container-case.

Given the small size of scientists, special batteries and microprocessors have been developed which have very low power consumption. Thus, the microcomputer has absorbed all the latest achievements in the field of nanotechnology and high technology from the world of computer technology.

It is worth noting that the concept of a microcomputer was introduced in the last century. In the late 70's and 80's when computer technology became firmly established in the life of scientists and a little later, ordinary citizens, all small electronic computers began to be called microcomputers. But over time, thanks to technical progress, this term has undergone changes. And the above example is an obvious confirmation of this.

If initially the microcomputer was considered to be computers that by today's standards even surpass the stationary ones, then scientists of the era could not even think about the size of the sand.

However, in our time, progress also does not stand still and therefore in a few years this development of the microcomputer will be just as archaic as the old computers today. Moreover, at present serious achievements in the field of high technologies allow creating such small objects that they can not be seen with the naked eye. Therefore, such a computer, in the opinion of developers, is just the first swallow, which should point the way to the following developments in this field.