The method is still in its testing phase but looks promising, according to researchers
that they had developed a new COVID-19 testing system that would only require a phone, an app, and some lab equipment. The testing system would cost less than $100, and every test should cost around $7.
It should be noted that the new test was used on only 50 patients, and it currently works only with Samsung Galaxy S9 smartphones due to the phone's specific camera calibrations. But in the future, the new technology is expected to support other phones as well. Although the technology is still under testing and is far from being released, the researchers say that this innovation is promising.
Norge Siste Nytt, Norge Overskrifter
Similar News:Du kan også lese nyheter som ligner på denne som vi har samlet inn fra andre nyhetskilder.
At-home COVID-19 tests could be more affordable thanks to your smartphone | EngadgetResearchers say early results show their process is nearly as accurate as a PCR test (and thankfully doesn’t involve tickling your brain)..
Les mer »
John McEnroe wants probe into Novak Djokovic’s positive COVID test as doubts ariseJohn McEnroe wants an investigation over Novak Djokovic’s positive COVID-19 test after research has created doubts over the timing of it.
Les mer »
USPS Free COVID Tests: How to Order, When to Expect Shipments and MoreThe United States Postal Service released an update this week regarding free COVID tests as deliveries continued to arrive at homes nationwide.
Les mer »
Alongside vermouth and Hennessy, COVID-19 rapid tests to be sold at N.H. liquor storesAnyone in New Hampshire can get a free rapid COVID-19 test at a government-owned liquor store starting in mid-February.
Les mer »