Research has been done for the development of small vibrating microcantilever sensors which can be used to identify biological and chemical agents.
A new firm named nanoRETE has been established to design and market nanoparticle-based handheld biosensors to determine a variety of threats, including tuberculosis, anthrax, salmonella and E. coli.
Imec, a nanotechnology solutions provider in collaboration with Genalyte, has revealed disposable silicon photonics biosensor chips for use in Genalyte’s molecular detection and diagnostics equipment to enable superior multiplexed biosensing.
Autoliv, a manufacturer and developer of automotive safety systems for automotive manufacturers, has announced that the company has been chosen to participate in the second phase of the Driver Alcohol Detection System for Safety (DADSS) program as a research partner.
Cardio2Tech, a metabolic consulting and education company has announced the release of the 30/30 Interval Training Heart Rate Monitor. The strapless monitor has been developed as a fitness tool for exercisers striving to lose weight and burn fat.
Valencell, a fitness and mobile health technology innovator headquartered in Raleigh, North Carolina, has announced that the company will showcase the V-LINC sensor technology at the Consumer Electronics Show 2012 being held at the Las Vegas Convention Centre, Nevada.
Ascendent ID has launched a new, advanced CompacTag for vehicle access control at gated communities, parking facilities and college campuses.
A group of students from Missouri University of Science and Technology and the International Genetically Engineered Machine Foundation (iGEM) chapter have developed a biological sensor system, which has utilized DNA segments embedded in bacteria, in order to sense glucose. Diabetic patients may get a new kind of test strip from this recent development.
The Interreg project Medisen is developing novel biosensors that have the capacity to detect lung cancer in a person’s exhaled breath. Tecnalia, the University of Perpignan and the Instituto de Tecnologías Químicas Emergentes de La Rioja (Inter-Química) are participating in this project.
Universal Detection Technology, a provider of handheld assays and manufacturer of monitoring equipments for protection against the radiological, nuclear (CBRN), biological and chemical threats in the country, has declared that it has been awarded a purchase order for the company’s biological monitoring devices from the United States Army.
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