sensors

Researchers at MIT led the design of a glove that could help stroke victims regain motor function and also enhance virtual reality and gaming experiences. The engineers involved created a way to precisely measure and map the subtleties of…

Ever been called a couch potato? Now you have a comeback: “I’m busy creating energy!” A wearable device turns the touch of a finger into a source of power for small electronics and sensors. Engineers at the UC San Diego developed a thin,…

The global Automotive Sensor Market is anticipated to reach around $54.92bn by 2026 according to a new research published by Polaris Market Research.

Renesas Electronics has expanded its popular ZMOD4510 Outdoor Air Quality (OAQ) gas sensor platform with an IP67-qualifed waterproof package and a new AI-based algorithm that enables ultra-low power selective ozone measurements.

Digitization has taken off in 2020 and one of the leading beneficiaries of that is the Internet of Things. The value proposition for getting -- and using -- data from sensors has grown exponentially. LoRaWAN, backed by the LoRa Alliance, is…

Printed/flexible sensors offer multiple benefits relative to their more established rigid counterparts, including lower weight, flexibility/conformality, and potentially lower manufacturing costs since printing facilitates high-throughput…

The 2020 Innovation and Entrepreneurship in Robotics & Automation Award went to Photoneo and its high-resolution MotionCam-3D scanner that captures quick-moving objects and delivers the sharpest eyes for industrial robots. The novel…

Calibrating sensor data in autonomous systems must be simple and quick, but above all, it must be accurate. Deepen AI just unveiled a software tool, Deepen Calibrate, to enable the calibration of multi-sensor data, managing process…

We lose about 13 million forest hectares per year, and of the 45% of our world’s original forest cover, most has been cleared within the last century. And when we lose forest cover, we also lose species biodiversity, as forest inhabitants…

Analysis of various bodily fluids reveals a lot about our overall health. Now it seems it’s sweat turn to shine, with Tufts University engineers’ creation of a flexible electronic sensing patch that can be sewn into clothing to analyze your…