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Luminescent Zirconia to Sense Internal Body Temperature

A biocompatible white powder that is inexpensive and glows upon being heated could be helpful for non-invasive monitoring of the temperature of particular organs within the human body.

25 Mar 2020

New Technique to Boost Sensitivity of Biological Detectors

Soon, biosensors in-built into smartwatches, smartphones, and other gadgets will become a reality.

14 Feb 2020

New Metabolite Monitoring Device Could Help Improve Athletic Performance

At the North Carolina State University, engineering researchers have created a device with the ability to monitor the body chemistry of an individual to help enhance athletic performance and find out prospective health problems.

4 Feb 2020

Optimized Flexible Device Taps Heat Energy from the Body to Monitor Health

Engineers from North Carolina State University have developed a flexible device with the potential to tap heat energy from the human body and monitor health. The device outperforms all other flexible harvesters that make use of body heat as the only source of energy.

31 Jan 2020

New Micromotors for Biosensors have Stable Structural Color for Multiplex Assays

Micromotors are defined as artificial microscale devices that convert externally provided energy or supplied fuels into kinetic energy, to achieve autonomous movement.

17 Jan 2020

Detecting Low Glucose Levels via ECG Using Non-Invasive Wearable Sensor

Scientists at the University of Warwick have developed a new technology that can be used to detect low glucose levels through ECG with the help of a non-invasive wearable sensor.

14 Jan 2020

Super-Stretchy Sensor Records Complex Sensations of Human Skin

Scientists at U of T Engineering have created a super-stretchy, self-powering, transparent sensor with the ability to record the complex sensations of human skin.

9 Jan 2020

New On-Skin Electronic Device Could Serve as Personal Air Conditioner

In the future, soldiers could use “wearable air conditioning,” an on-skin device developed by engineers from the University of Missouri, to cool down on the battlefield. This would protect them from exhaustion or heat stroke.

7 Jan 2020

Stretchy, Self-Mending Sensor Material Could Generate Electricity from Body Heat

Self-mending, stretchy materials have the ability to use body heat to produce electricity, which in turn can be used to perpetually power wearable electronics.

6 Jan 2020

New Electronic Biosensor Powers Itself Using Glucose in Bodily Fluids

Researchers from KAUST have created an electronic biosensor that is powered by the glucose present in bodily fluids. The device couples an electron-transporting polymer with an enzyme that derives electrons from its reaction with glucose to power its circuitry.

17 Dec 2019

Biosensors News

Luminescent Zirconia to Sense Internal Body Temperature

New Technique to Boost Sensitivity of Biological Detectors

New Metabolite Monitoring Device Could Help Improve Athletic Performance

Optimized Flexible Device Taps Heat Energy from the Body to Monitor Health

New Micromotors for Biosensors have Stable Structural Color for Multiplex Assays

Detecting Low Glucose Levels via ECG Using Non-Invasive Wearable Sensor

Super-Stretchy Sensor Records Complex Sensations of Human Skin

New On-Skin Electronic Device Could Serve as Personal Air Conditioner

Stretchy, Self-Mending Sensor Material Could Generate Electricity from Body Heat

New Electronic Biosensor Powers Itself Using Glucose in Bodily Fluids

Developing the Future of Computer-Aided Engineering

TMR-Based Current Sensors & Sensors Expo 2019

Best Practices for Detecting Carbon Dioxide and Oxygen in a Laboratory

Laser Line Profile Sensor for 3D Scanning: Gocator® 2490

Point-to-Multipoint Wireless Bridge: WR-90-TR

NuNano Scout 350 HAR AFM Probe

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Using Methane Monitoring to Reduce the Effects of Cattle Farming

Inspecting Electronics Production Using Smart Laser Sensors

How to Use LiDAR Sensors for Automotive and Mobility Systems

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2 This is Why Graphene Stress Sensors Could Be Used to Test Astronaut Anxiety Levels

3 Luminescent Zirconia to Sense Internal Body Temperature

4 Visual Inspection in Nuclear Environments

5 AW-Lake Introduces the EDGE Flow Sensor with Bluetooth that Provides an Analog, Pulse or Modbus Interface for Flow Meters

6 STMicroelectronics Powers Next-Generation Computer-Vision Applications with High-Performance Global-Shutter Image Sensors

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