Andy Choi

Articles from Andy

Medigus and TowerJazz Create World’s Smallest Disposable Endoscopic Camera

TowerJazz and Medigus have teamed up to create the world’s smallest disposable camera that would be useful in medical applications such as endoscopy, bronchoscopy, gynecology, cardiology, orthopedic and robotic surgical procedures.

5 May 2011

Toshiba Mobile Display Introduces Touchscreen LCD Panel with Capacitive Multi-Touch Input Functionality

Toshiba Mobile Display (TMD) has launched a touchscreen LCD panel, which is 7” wide and has a resolution of 1024x600 pixels. The liquid crystal cell is integrated with a capacitive multi-touch input feature.

5 May 2011

Isuzu and Teletrac Jointly Create GPS and Vehicle Tracking Technology

Teletrac declared that Fleet Director, an advanced fleet management solution, has been chosen by Isuzu Commercial Truck of America. The function of the Fleet Director is to locate and monitor the position and activities of fleet vehicles.

5 May 2011

EnOcean Offers Self-Powering Energy Sensors that Communicate Through the Internet

A lot of energy is wasted through forgetfulness and carelessness by humans. For example, we forget to turn off the lights when leaving a room or to turn off the television after watching.

5 May 2011

Apple White iPhone Features Modified Camera and Proximity Sensor

Apple has rolled out a new version of iPhone. A few images of the phone revealed a modified camera lens and a proximity sensor.

5 May 2011

Button-Less Keyboard Creates Music Using Eight Proximity Sensors

An innovative keyboard has been designed which is capable of creating music just by responding to gestures. Typically, pianos are instruments that are played by keying the buttons according to musical notes.

5 May 2011

Streetline Introduces Wireless Sensor Networks for Monitoring Parking Spaces

Streetline has designed a wireless sensor technology that can be installed at parking spaces to detect the presence of huge metal objects in the vicinity.

5 May 2011

Oregon Researchers Investigate Microfluidic Sensor to Detect Biological Weapons

A research team at the Oregon State University is working on a Microfluidic sensor technology that could use unique iron oxide nanoparticles to detect chemical and biological weapons.

5 May 2011

IHS iSuppli Reports Apple as the Second Largest Buyer of MEMS Sensors in 2010

According to IHS iSuppli, Apple has been ranked as the second largest purchaser of micro electromechanical system (MEMS) sensors for use in Apple iPhone 4 and iPod Touch.

5 May 2011