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A Smart Jumpsuit With Motion Sensors Can Track Neurological Development of Infants

A unique wearable for infants has been created for the consistent evaluation of motor skills during the early development phase by a Finnish research team at the BABA Center, Helsinki Children’s Hospital.

20 Jun 2022

New IMD-3101 radar system with special vision

With the IMD-3101, InnoSenT is launching a new radar system with an adapted coverage area specifically for motion detection in individual aisles of high-bay warehouses. The product is part of the cost-effective and user-...

From InnoSenT GmbH 7 Jun 2022

Efficient Contour Detection Using Only a Single LiDAR Sensor Through Reliable Shadow Correction

The Contour2D sensor system enables optimally efficient detection of conveyor belt utilization. It is the only system on the market to require just one LiDAR sensor to do this. The unique performance characteristics of the R2000 LiDAR sensor and an intelligent algorithm ensure reliable shadow correction.

From Pepperl+Fuchs Gb Ltd. 30 May 2022

Self-Driven Fabric Paired with Machine Learning Could Help Rectify Posture in Real-Time

Posture is a vital part of health. Continued poor posture, like leaning to one side or slouching, could result in discomfort and pain. It has also been proven to intensify the risk of strokes, vision problems, cardiovascular diseases, and musculoskeletal diseases.

26 May 2022

Researchers Develop a Low-Cost Shoe Insole Using Force-Sensitive Resistors

An interdisciplinary team of researchers from the University of Massachusetts Amherst has created a low-cost shoe insole containing force-sensitive resistors (FSR) that intends to enhance the treatment of mobility-impairing health problems such as stroke, Parkinson’s disease, and osteoarthritis.

5 May 2022

Sensor Fastened to Monarchs Butterflies Will Reveal Their Migratory Patterns

Each fall, millions of monarch butterflies migrate to a particular group of mountain peaks located in central Mexico. How precisely they steer to their winter destination, and the way they select their route, is a subject of immense interest to researchers—particularly as climate change redirects their selected path.

3 May 2022