Sensors in autonomous systems play a central role in enabling vehicles to operate safely and reliably across changing environments, varying weather conditions, and complex real-world scenarios.
By Ankit Singh
2 Apr 2026
Wearable cardiovascular monitors show promise, but wider adoption will depend on long-term usability, clinical evidence, and regulatory approval.
By Dr. Priyom Bose
1 Apr 2026
From AI-powered detection to airport counter-drone trials, recent reports and studies have revealed how authorities and researchers are responding to the growing challenge of unauthorised UAV activity.
By Ankit Singh
27 Mar 2026
With quantum sensing, Cerca Magnetics is developing a wearable brain scanner that could make epilepsy imaging more flexible and easier for a wider range of patients.
How sensor technologies in personalized biopharma are improving real-time monitoring, smarter dosing, and more personalized treatment strategies.
By Samudrapom Dam
19 Mar 2026
Discover how next-generation biosensors and wearable devices are improving women’s health with real-time monitoring, earlier detection, and personalized insights across pregnancy, hormonal health, breast screening, and vaginal infections.
By Dr. Priyom Bose
18 Mar 2026
When your foundation splits, who do you blame? Today's cosmetic manufacturers are better than ever, and their sensor tech makes them well-equipped to deal with material faults. Today, there's no need for a blush to reach the shelf damaged - sensors stop issues on the production line.
By Ankit Singh
12 Mar 2026
When it comes to food safety, the journey from factory to shelf is rife with potential issues. What if embedded sensors could stop these issues in their tracks with live data monitoring?
By Ankit Singh
10 Mar 2026
In recent years, cases of nitazene-related deaths have been rising. Across the US, Europe, and the rest of the world, these drugs are adding to an already worrying opioid crisis. Sensor technology must improve to meet this demand and help hospitals diagnose and treat overdoses and addiction.
By Dr. Priyom Bose
3 Mar 2026
This piece looks at sensor-driven adaptive camouflage: systems that capture their surroundings, process the scene in real time, and adjust materials or displays to blend in across visible and near-infrared bands. From reflective liquid crystals and dual-band pixels to camouflage-capable robots, we weigh what’s working now against what still struggles outside the lab.
By Samudrapom Dam
26 Feb 2026