POSTS TAGGED AS sensors

Detecting Neurodegenerative Biomakrers

Coupled plasmonic infrared sensor for detection of structural protein biomarkers in neurodegenerative disease
“We [at EPFL Lausanne, CH) developed an immunoassay-coupled [MORE]

Voice-Activated Lab Automation

New innovation makes laboratory safer for scientists
“The researchers first made a microfluidic chip with multiple chambers linked together by six [MORE]

The Future of Clinical Trials and Evidence Based Medicine

Evidence-based deep medicine iceberg
“Over the next decade, the application of machine learning, deep neural networks and multimodal biomedical AI is [MORE]

Predictions from the Engineering Research Visioning Alliance

Leverging biology to power engineering impac
“A phone that can regenerate itself. New York City with fresh mountain air. Plant-based, locally-grown [MORE]

Perspective on Medical Robots

ReWalk exoskeleton robot
“There is an increasing range of applications for medical robots in health care, including the replacement of missing [MORE]

“Intelligent Materials”

Magnetic field–driven particle assembly and jamming for bistable memory and response plasticity
 Aalto University (Espoo Finland0 physicists “show plasticity of electroconductivity [MORE]

Piezoelectric Sensors

Special Electro-Active Nanoparticles Can be Used in Sensors
“Indian scientists have come up with a new method to induce the piezoelectric [MORE]

New Brain Signal Sensor

Human brain signals in record-breaking resolution
“A new array of brain sensors can record electrical signals directly from the surface of [MORE]

Digital Touch

Tactile sensors for Robots
“The DIGIT touch sensor is based on the GelSight style of sensor, which was first conceptualized at [MORE]

Best Sensors Awards

TracPatch knee sensor
Fierce Electronics announced its best sensor awards for 2021 in 13 categories, including artificial intelligence, COVID-19, medical and [MORE]

Smart Home Vibration Sensor

VibrosSense tracks home appliance using deep learning
For many years, researchers in eldercare have sought ways to detect how elders are [MORE]

Flexible Heart Catheters

Electronic- cardiac catheter
“[R]esearchers [at George Washington and Northwestern Universities] have developed a new type of catheter that conforms well with [MORE]

Sweat Sensors in Clothing

Sprinter with Lactate Curve – sweat sensing materials
From electrical engineers at Tufts University: “. . . we present a thread-based [MORE]

Tactile Enhancement

Tactile enhancement
Chinese engineers have shown how a silvery material used to make an ultra-thin sensor can enhance the sense of [MORE]