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What is the most developed Science Technology in Poland?


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Joined: Nov 18, 09 ♂ 		 Dec 3, 09, 12:03    #1
I would like to know Polish science technology which has been applied to industry or been products. Which specialised field of the technology is the most developed?

I think Polish Biotechnology is high grade and has been applied to improving species of creatures (animals). Do you know something else?
Paweł  Dec 6, 09, 23:02    #2
From my point of view: a blue laser.
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Raijin:
I would like to know Polish science technology which has been applied to industry or been products.

Fake money printing...
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Joined: May 30, 08  Pictures: 2 ♂ 		Edited by: pawian  Dec 6, 09, 23:16    #4
Raijin:
I would like to know Polish science technology which has been applied to industry or been products. Which specialised field of the technology is the most developed?

I think Polish Biotechnology is high grade and has been applied to improving species of creatures (animals). Do you know something else?

A completely paralysed person can communicate with others through the eye movements read by computer programme.

Read about this and other innovations here:
http://www.warsawvoice.pl/view/20928

A flying robot controlled by head movements that makes Full-HD movies, an infrared terminal that identifies people from the pattern of their veins, an intelligent pen to combat dyslexia, systems for controlling computers with the eyes and lips, a device for keeping the water in your swimming pool clean, bulletproof vests, ultra-sensitive cameras for astronomy-all these innovative products and technologies were on display at the Science for the Economy Show in Poznań in June. The show was part of the Innovations, Technologies, Machines Poland 2009 trade fair.
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Joined: Feb 21, 09 ♂ 		Edited by: SzwedwPolsce  Dec 6, 09, 23:22    #5
Information Technology I guess.

It's well known that Poland have a lot of good and innovative programmers.
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Paweł:
From my point of view: a blue laser.

Do you mean Blue LED? Japanese company 日亜化学(Nichia) developed it and has patent. I do not think Poland has high technology for Blue LED.

Grzegorz_:
Fake money printing...

Lol!! N. Korea is specialist for it!!:-) hahaha:-)
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Joined: Nov 18, 09 ♂ 		 Dec 7, 09, 05:50    #7
pawian:
Read about this and other innovations here:
http://www.warsawvoice.pl/view/20928

Ohh!! Thanks!

I was impressed in this one
The Institute of Mathematical Machines exhibited its IMMVein terminal for infrared identification of people by the pattern of the veins on their hands, which is unique for each individual.

I've never heard this identification system using vein. Interesting!

SzwedwPolsce:
Information Technology I guess.

Yeah, it's well know. I heard the biggest computer science university in EU is in Poland (Silezja...? I forgot). Polish computer science will be more developed in future, won't it.
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Raijin:
Do you mean Blue LED? Japanese company 日亜化学(Nichia) developed it and has patent. I do not think Poland has high technology for Blue LED.

As far as I know it is more complicated, polish scientists developed efficient way to produce some chemical which is base for blue laser technology. I'm not sure if they managed to apply/sell it into industry.
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jwojcie:
polish scientists developed efficient way to produce some chemical which is base for blue laser technology.

Paweł:
From my point of view: a blue laser.

Sorry. It was my misunderstandings. Yes, I found some topics about blue semiconductor laser which was made under high-pressure conditions.

Moreover, I have met prof. Porowski :-p

Of course, I think, Blue laser is very important invention, and it has a potential to make new scientific field.
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Joined: Oct 18, 09 ♂ 		Edited by: nomaderol  Apr 7, 10, 16:32    #10
Advance science? Over-engineered or better to say, over-worked than the required. Today, most of these advanced sciences have been applied (read it as most money) in military technology, space industry, luxury industries like yachts, cars, etc. Just an example. Did you know that the most powerful computers have been used in air flow researches around the military planes? Also, very expansive laser technologies have been used in experimental analysis of these air flows around the wing and the body of high speed military aircrafts. Very expansive materials have been used in space researches. More than 50% of money (read as effort) are being spent for such things that have not been really useful.

Poland have medicine science and medicine industry, such as medicine equipments manufacturers?
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nomaderol:
Poland have medicine science and medicine industry, such as medicine equipments manufacturers?


Quite a bit of pharma here.
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pharma products are cheap there then. local companies or international companies?


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