Scientists at Saarland University have developed an ultrathin flexible film that can function as a sensor for ground-breaking technologies.
Envisage a device that has the ability to withstand even the most extreme fires so that it can automatically alert others when a firefighter becomes immobilized on the job.
On a dark backroad, a motorist speeds toward the intersection. A little ahead, the stop sign blends with the night and within seconds a fatal crash takes place.
The workplace will see machines and humans increasingly supporting one another. Processes can become efficient only when the machine responds to human workers without any time delay.
Researchers from McMaster University, in association with partners at other universities, have developed a fireproof, motion-powered sensor that has the ability to monitor the movements of miners, steelworkers, firefighters, and others who work in high-risk settings where they cannot invariably be seen.
Nanusens has announced that its advanced proprietary technology can considerably improve the battery life of earbuds by around 20%. The company is the pioneer of sensors integrated within CMOS.
Teijin Frontier Co., Ltd. Opening a new window, the Teijin Group's fibers and products converting company, has announced that it has launched a new line of sportswear and other clothing incorporating “wearable solutions”.
Zhor-Tech, pioneer and global leader in smart shoe technology, has currently created applications for sports, workplace safety, climate, and healthcare.
TDK Corporation announces the newest additions to the InvenSense CORONA premium motion sensor product family, the world’s only 6-axis IMUs optimized for the most demanding optical and computational image stabilization requirements.
Texas-based company Larson Electronics, experts in industrial lighting, announced the launch of an LED wall pack flood light having day/night + motion sensor and wire guard.