Tekla S. Perry IEEE Spectrum The Biostamp can replace today's clunky biomedical sensors I turn the key to start the little Ford SUV I’ve rented for my visit to the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, and a message flashes briefly on ...
24-06-2016
Tekla S. Perry IEEE Spectrum Part 1 Right now, Rogers and his students are evaluating stretchable sensors that measure body temperature, monitor exposure to ultraviolet light, and check pulse and blood-oxygen levels. They’re also developing ...
24-06-2016
Ken Wada embedded.com Temperature is one of the most common parameters monitored by an embedded system. There is a wide array of temperature sensors available to achieve this. The sensor types can range from exotic black body detectors to the ...
26-04-2016
Kris Lokere, Linear Technology EDN Introduction The “Internet of Things” refers to a growing trend to connect not only people and computers, but all sorts of “things” to the Internet. In applications such as industrial ...
21-04-2015
PI Ceramic GmbH Adaptronics Industrial Applications of Tomorrow The development of self-correcting, adaptive systems is receiving more and more attention in modern industrial research. Structures using “smart materials” which integrate ...
12-09-2014
Christina Benjaminsen, SINTEF A sensor developed in Norway gives microphones hyper-acute hearing and a sense of direction A sensor developed by scientists at SINTEF’s MiNaLab will help to make microphones hypersensitive: “Think of ...
20-08-2014