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H.E. Mr. Máté Pesti, Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary of Hungary to the People’s Republic of China, Visits Cubic Sensor and Instrument CO., Ltd.

Ambassador Pesti's visit to Cubic Sensor highlights Hungary's role as a gateway for Chinese tech firms, enhancing Sino-Hungarian economic cooperation.

From Cubic Sensor and Instrument Co. Ltd 2 Dec 2025

Smart Sensors Revolutionize Food Safety in University Kitchens

Stratosfy's partnership with uOttawa's Sedna Lab revolutionizes kitchen safety with automated temperature monitoring, enhancing compliance and efficiency.

1 Dec 2025

Smart Homes get Smarter: New Framework Detects Devices Even More Accurately

A new study presents a novel approach to smart home appliance detection, using lightweight AI for high accuracy and manageable computational requirements.

21 Nov 2025

Seismic Arrays Offer New Insights into Aircraft Activity

Seismic sensors in Alaska captured distinct aircraft signals, enabling classification of 48 aircraft types and enhancing earthquake monitoring techniques.

19 Nov 2025

Sensor Monitoring System Reduces Uncertainty in Solar Plants

An advanced monitoring system from the University of Cordoba uses synchronized sensors to improve solar plant performance analysis and energy forecasting.

19 Nov 2025

Like Sandpipers, Humans and Robots can Sense Remotely

This study explores human sensitivity to subsurface cues in sand, informing robotic tactile sensing and enhancing capabilities in obscured environments.

19 Nov 2025

MTI's Proforma 300iSA Combines SEMI and ASTM Standard Compliance in Space-Efficient Benchtop Design

Vitrek, a leading U.S. designer of precision measurement systems, has introduced the MTI Instruments Proforma 300iSA Semi-Automated Metrology System.

18 Nov 2025

Uneo Has Completed the Acquisition of Tekscan

Uneo, a global innovator in printed flexible sensors, has completed the acquisition of Tekscan, a U.S.-based leader in applied thin-film surface sensing solutions.

From Tekscan, Inc. 16 Nov 2025

Scientists Build a Self-Powered Sensor that Could Last for Years

Researchers from the University of Arkansas and the University of Michigan have announced the initial application of ultra-low power temperature sensors that use graphene-based solar cells.

13 Nov 2025