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闻所未闻的十大it新颖技术（Unheard of ten new IT technologies） Ten IT novel unheard of possible future technology popularization on 09 November 2006 11:14 votes: next chaos calculation, nano crystal display, multi touch screen, camera, silicon brain bacteria... The speed and breadth of information technology goes far beyond the imagination of most people, and most of the technology that most people have never heard of will probably become widespread in a few years. I. extensible silicon Over the years, weve done a lot of magic with silicon, but we still havent been able to solve one of the materials problems: silicon is hard and brittle. Silicon is an ideal material for building electronic devices, but its terrible if you want to wear it on your body. Many people benefit from electronic devices that can be worn. For example, if a warning sensor is applied directly to a latex glove worn by a surgeon, they can increase sensitivity and shorten the reaction time during surgery. As a result, a variety of life-saving health monitors can be developed. Fortunately, it does not take too long: researchers at the University of Ecuador, Bana - Penn, Illinois, are studying a technology that allows silicon to stretch. John Rogers, Professor of materials science and engineering at the school, says the trick is to use very, very thin silicon -- precisely 100 nanometers -- 1/1000 grams of silicon in human hair. To get this thin silicon, Rogers and his team first used conventional methods to make a transistor on a silicon chip using standard processing methods. The next step is groundbreaking: a special etching technique cuts off a layer of silicon, which is very thin, but contains the entire transistor. Then put it on a piece of plain, pre stretched rubber. Basically replacing the silicon substrate with rubber, says Rogers. Once they are exposed to each other, silicon is bonded to the rubber. At this time, as long as the rubber bounce back, you can release its internal pressure. Rubber and silic