Businesses can harness sensor and machine data with the generative AI speed layer. In partnership withKinetica Consider a supply chain where delivery vehicles, shipping containers, and individual ...

Colder weather is fast approaching, which means keeping a careful eye on your body temperature if you spend a lot of time outdoors. Winter’s risks toward your body include frostbite and even ...

Intelligent MEMS sensors on breakout boards jumpstart many maker projects. Off-the-shelf drivers can get an analog sensor reading from a prototype in minutes. If sample rates are in seconds instead of ...

New graphene sensors make for better brain-machine interface By Paul McClure March 21, 2023 Scientists have used graphene to create a sensor for brain-machine interfaces that allow control of a robot ...

On our travels round the hardware world we’ve encountered more than one group pursuing the goal of making their own silicon integrated circuits, and indeed we’ve seen [Sam Zeloof] producing some of ...

An electrochemical sensor developed at Oregon State University holds promise for making food quality testing faster, more ...

A North Carolina-based company has introduced a new type of advanced pressure sensor that can help in semiconductor manufacturing. Developed by Honeywell, the pressure sensor designed for cleanroom ...

Chris Calvert of Respond Software (now part of FireEye) outlines the challenges that reduce the efficacy of network security sensors. We have a serious sensor problem in the cybersecurity world. And ...

Samsung created an all-new image sensor that would help night drivers to try and shift their focus away from just smartphones and electronics. The image sensor called ISOCELL Auto 4AC will be used in ...

Researchers have developed a fluorescent sensor that may be useful for understanding how cells recognize themselves versus other cells when making connections in the brain. Specifically, their sensor ...

It’s no exaggeration to say the ’00s have been the decade when the electronic sensor left the factory floor and went, well, everywhere. Manufacturers and retailers use RFID tags to track inventory.