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 “Intelligent Metasurfaces”

Intelligent AI empowered metasurfaces
“Here, we [engineers at Southeastern University, Nanjing] review the recent progress of intelligent metasurfaces in wave–information–matter controls [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]

Hydrogen Powered Nano Batteries

MIT Nano-Battery
At present, battery size is a limiting factor in developing medical devices on the micro and nano scale.  However, [MORE]

Even Smarter Bandages

Smart bandage to monitor chronic wounds
pH is an important factor in wound healing.  Normally healing wounds have pH levels between [MORE]

An Electromagnetic Bone Graft Stimulator

Orthofix PhysioStim
Exactly how an electric field stimulates cell division isn’t completely known, but Orthofix (Lewisville, TX) has made and received [MORE]

Wearable Robot Helps with Replaced Hips

Wearable Robot to Assist Ambulation
Using plasticized polyvinyl chloride (PVC) and mesh electrode-based soft actuators, bioengineers at Shinshu University (Nagano Prefecture [MORE]

Single Molecule Diode

Diodes are electrical devices that allow current to flow in only one direction.  They function in all electrical equipment, but [MORE]

Graphene for Organic Electronic Devices

Graphene Cover Conducts Electric Charge Faster
Faster electronic devices depend on better materials through which electrons travel. Most electronic chips have [MORE]

Neuroprosthetic for the Central Nervous System

Neuroprosthetics
In a great example of interdisciplinary collaboration, bioengineers in Lausanne, Switzerland have developed a brain or spinal cord prosthetic that [MORE]

Stretchy Hydrogel for Tissue Engineering

Stretchy Hydrogels Spur Tissue Engineering
Materials scientists at Tohoku University (Miyagi, Japan) have fabricated the first stretchable electrode-hydrogel hybrid, aimed at [MORE]

Insulin Pump Design

ganesan Insulin Pump
Most of our subscribers will know something, if not a lot, about insulin pump design, the basics [MORE]

Piezoelectric Skin

Piezoelectric Taxels
By creating arrays of thousands of piezotronic transistors with zinc oxide nanowires embedded in a polymer, engineers [MORE]