Un antiguo alumno de Andrés Bello, Ives Lisis, donó una impresora 3D a su alma mater el año pasado y sugirió que se utilizara para producir un modelo específico de máscara de protección facial para el personal médico. El Dr. Antonio Martelli, un médico local, ofreció plástico PLA, el material principal que se utiliza para hacer estas máscaras y que se produce a partir de recursos renovables como la caña de azúcar y el almidón de maíz.
Se valoraron varios diseños para estas pantallas faciales, y la decisión final se basó en el diseño que necesitara menos materia prima y que, a la vez, cumpliera la normativa para estos artículos. (...) El acetato funciona como una barrera eficaz porque es impermeable y reduce la transmisión de enfermedades al reforzar las máscaras faciales que cubren tanto la nariz como la boca.
Estas pantallas faciales ofrecen una protección total, ya que también cubren la barbilla, las mejillas, los ojos y la frente.
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Score: 1096871.8
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.
Since 2016, INTERPOL has driven the development of the world’s only international
database of facial images of suspects and persons of interests provided by member
countries. This INTERPOL Facial Recognition System incorporates powerful facial
recognition software and an algorithm that are capable of comparing thousands of
images and detecting those that potentially belong to the same individual.
Language:English
Score: 1093363.8
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article-id=1608500
According to news articles, the technology acquired by the different bodies of government and
police include drones, facial recognition in airports and public transportation, mobile CICC station
vehicles (equipped with movable cameras and audio capture), high-quality video surveillance
balloons (with 13 cameras each), among others. (...) In 2018, the social defense secretary of the city of Curitiba began a project that aims
for the installation of hundreds of cameras throughout the city, capable of facial recognition of
citizens and cars in real time. (...) Recently, also at the yellow line in São Paulo, users of public transport reports the following
message after an advertisement
Even though the verdict represents a significant victory for Brazilians’ privacy, facial recognition
technology has also been used by the State in public transport in other Brazilian capitals.
Language:English
Score: 1092688.4
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VAN BREDA MEDICAL, HOSPITAL AND DENTAL INSURANCE / FROM THE CONTROLLER
A $330 per day reimbursement ceiling is applicable to all
locations other than Europe, North America and Israel;
(f) The cost of dental treatment is reimbursable at the rate of 80 per cent up to
a maximum sum of $750 per insured participant per calendar year. The cost of dento-
facial orthopaedics is covered only if the treatment is started before the patient has reached
his or her fifteenth birthday, and reimbursement is provided only during a treatment
period of four years;
(g) The cost of out-patient mental health treatment by a psychiatrist is covered,
as well as the services of a licensed psychoanalyst, a licensed psychologist or a licensed
psychiatric social worker. (...) The insurance scheme does not cover:
(a) Periodic preventive health examinations;
(b) Examination of the eyes for optical lenses (eyeglasses or contact lenses);
ST/IC/1999/110
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(c) Injuries as a consequence of voluntary or intentional action on the part of the
insured participant;
(d) Insured participants who are mobilized or who volunteer for military service
in time of war;
(e) Injuries resulting from motor-vehicle racing or dangerous competitions in
respect of which betting is allowed (normal sports competitions are covered);
(f) The consequences of insurrections or riots if, by taking part, the insured
participant has broken the applicable laws; and the consequences of brawls, except in
cases of self-defence;
(g) Spa cures, rejuvenation cures or cosmetic treatment (cosmetic surgery is
covered where it is necessary as the result of an accident for which coverage is provided);
(h) The direct or indirect results of explosions, heat release or irradiation produced
by transmutation of the atomic nucleus or by radioactivity or resulting from radiation
produced by the artificial acceleration of nuclear particles;
(i) Expenses for, or in connection with, travel or transportation, whether by
ambulance or otherwise, except that charges for professional ambulance service used to
transport the insured participant between the place where he or she is injured by an
accident or stricken by disease and the first hospital where treatment is given will not
be excluded;
(j) In-vitro fertilization.
4.

Language:English
Score: 1092352.1
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VAN BREDA MEDICAL, HOSPITAL AND DENTAL INSURANCE / FROM THE CONTROLLER
A $330 per day reimbursement ceiling is applicable to all
locations other than Europe, North America and Israel;
(g) The cost of dental treatment is reimbursable at the rate of 80 per cent up
to a maximum sum of $900 per insured participant per calendar year. The cost of
dento-facial orthopaedics is covered only if the treatment is started before the
patient has reached his or her fifteenth birthday, and reimbursement is provided only
during a treatment period of four years;
(h) The cost of outpatient mental health treatment by a psychiatrist is
covered, as are the services of a licensed psychoanalyst, a licensed psychologist or a
licensed psychiatric social worker. (...) The insurance scheme does not cover:
(a) Periodic preventive health examinations;
(b) Examination of the eyes for optical lenses (eyeglasses or contact lenses);
(c) Injuries as a consequence of voluntary or intentional action on the part of
the insured participant;
(d) Insured participants who are mobilized or who volunteer for military
service in time of war;
(e) Injuries resulting from motor-vehicle racing or dangerous competitions in
respect of which betting is allowed (normal sports competitions are covered);
(f) The consequences of insurrections or riots if, by taking part, the insured
participant has broken the applicable laws; and the consequences of brawls, except
in cases of self-defence;
(g) Spa cures, rejuvenation cures or cosmetic treatment (cosmetic surgery is
covered where it is necessary as the result of an accident for which coverage is
provided);
(h) The direct or indirect results of explosions, heat release or irradiation
produced by transmutation of the atomic nucleus or by radioactivity or resulting
from radiation produced by the artificial acceleration of nuclear particles;
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ST/IC/2001/93
(i) Expenses for, or in connection with, travel or transportation, whether by
ambulance or otherwise, except that charges for professional ambulance service
used to transport the insured participant between the place where he or she is injured
by an accident or stricken by disease and the first hospital where treatment is given
will not be excluded;
(j) In-vitro fertilization.
4.

Language:English
Score: 1092352.1
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VAN BREDA MEDICAL, HOSPITAL AND DENTAL INSURANCE / FROM THE CONTROLLER
A $330 per day reimbursement ceiling is applicable to all
locations other than Europe, North America and Israel;
(f) Well-child care/immunizations are covered at 80 per cent of the
reasonable and customary fee levels under the basic component of the plan, and a
further 80 per cent under the major medical component, if applicable, in accordance
with the following schedule:
Well-child care to the age of 7 years:
6 visits per year aged 0 to 1 year
2 visits per year aged 1 to 2 years
1 visit per year aged 2 to 7 years
1 visit every 24 months from age 7 to 19 years;
(g) The cost of dental treatment is reimbursable at the rate of 80 per cent up
to a maximum sum of $900 per insured participant per calendar year. The cost of
dento-facial orthopaedics is covered only if the treatment is started before the
patient has reached his or her fifteenth birthday, and reimbursement is provided only
during a treatment period of four years;
(h) The cost of outpatient mental health treatment by a psychiatrist is
covered, as are the services of a licensed psychoanalyst, a licensed psychologist or a
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ST/IC/2002/77
licensed psychiatric social worker. (...) The insurance scheme does not cover:
(a) Periodic preventive health examinations;
(b) Injuries as a consequence of voluntary or intentional action on the part of
the insured participant;
(c) Insured participants who are mobilized or who volunteer for military
service in time of war;
(d) Injuries resulting from motor-vehicle racing or dangerous competitions in
respect of which betting is allowed (normal sports competitions are covered);
(e) The consequences of insurrections or riots if, by taking part, the insured
participant has broken the applicable laws; and the consequences of brawls, except
in cases of self-defence;
(f) Spa cures, rejuvenation cures or cosmetic treatment (cosmetic surgery is
covered where it is necessary as the result of an accident for which coverage is
provided);
(g) The direct or indirect results of explosions, heat release or irradiation
produced by transmutation of the atomic nucleus or by radioactivity or resulting
from radiation produced by the artificial acceleration of nuclear particles;
(h) Expenses for, or in connection with, travel or transportation, whether by
ambulance or otherwise, except that charges for professional ambulance service
used to transport the insured participant between the place where he or she is injured
by an accident or stricken by disease and the first hospital where treatment is given
will not be excluded;
(i) In-vitro fertilization.
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ST/IC/2002/77
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Language:English
Score: 1092352.1
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VAN BREDA MEDICAL, HOSPITAL AND DENTAL INSURANCE / FROM THE CONTROLLER
A $330 per day reimbursement ceiling is applicable to all
locations other than Europe, North America and Israel;
(f) The cost of dental treatment is reimbursable at the rate of 80 per cent up
to a maximum sum of $900 per insured participant per calendar year. The cost of
dento-facial orthopaedics is covered only if the treatment is started before the
patient has reached his or her fifteenth birthday, and reimbursement is provided only
during a treatment period of four years;
(g) The cost of out-patient mental health treatment by a psychiatrist is
covered, as are the services of a licensed psychoanalyst, a licensed psychologist or a
licensed psychiatric social worker. (...) The insurance scheme does not cover:
(a) Periodic preventive health examinations;
(b) Examination of the eyes for optical lenses (eyeglasses or contact lenses);
(c) Injuries as a consequence of voluntary or intentional action on the part of
the insured participant;
(d) Insured participants who are mobilized or who volunteer for military
service in time of war;
(e) Injuries resulting from motor-vehicle racing or dangerous competitions in
respect of which betting is allowed (normal sports competitions are covered);
(f) The consequences of insurrections or riots if, by taking part, the insured
participant has broken the applicable laws; and the consequences of brawls, except
in cases of self-defence;
(g) Spa cures, rejuvenation cures or cosmetic treatment (cosmetic surgery is
covered where it is necessary as the result of an accident for which coverage is
provided);
(h) The direct or indirect results of explosions, heat release or irradiation
produced by transmutation of the atomic nucleus or by radioactivity or resulting
from radiation produced by the artificial acceleration of nuclear particles;
(i) Expenses for, or in connection with, travel or transportation, whether by
ambulance or otherwise, except that charges for professional ambulance service
used to transport the insured participant between the place where he or she is injured
by an accident or stricken by disease and the first hospital where treatment is given
will not be excluded;
(j) In-vitro fertilization.
4.

Language:English
Score: 1092352.1
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Where : Paynesville City, Liberia
Area of Work : Education, Gender Equality & Women's Empowerment in the context of COVID-19
Girls Vocational Initiative is a not-for-profit organization that focuses on providing vocational skills training for young women and girls in pastry art & catering, cake decoration, handicraft, soap making, facial makeup, hairdressing, and event decoration.
(...) Over one hundred women have acquired skills in pastry art & catering, cake decoration, handicraft, soap making, facial makeup, hairdressing, and event decoration.
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Where : Paynesville City, Liberia
Area of Work : Education, Gender Equality & Women's Empowerment in the context of COVID-19
Girls Vocational Initiative is a not-for-profit organization that focuses on providing vocational skills training for young women and girls in pastry art & catering, cake decoration, handicraft, soap making, facial makeup, hairdressing, and event decoration.
(...) Over one hundred women have acquired skills in pastry art & catering, cake decoration, handicraft, soap making, facial makeup, hairdressing, and event decoration.
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Los expertos en derechos humanos señalan que el mayor uso por parte de las fuerzas del orden de los macrodatos, la inteligencia artificial, el reconocimiento facial y otras nuevas tecnologías corre el riesgo de profundizar el racismo, la discriminación racial, la xenofobia y, en consecuencia, la violación de muchos derechos humanos.
(...) El uso cada vez mayor de tecnologías de reconocimiento y vigilancia facial para rastrear y controlar datos demográficos específicos genera preocupaciones con respecto a muchos derechos humanos, incluidos los derechos a la intimidad, la libertad de reunión pacífica y asociación, la libertad de expresión y libertad de movimiento .
(...) Los expertos también recomendaron que los Estados evalúen cuidadosamente el impacto en los derechos humanos antes de emplear la tecnología de reconocimiento facial.
“Además de ser ilegal, la elaboración de perfiles raciales también puede ser ineficaz y contraproducente como herramienta de aplicación de la ley ”, advirtió el Comité.
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Score: 1085414.6
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