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Plastic Diagnostic Device Monitors Body’s Key Functions

Assessing the risk of travel-related thrombosis may soon be possible with a new, advanced measuring device from IZM.

26 Apr 2010

NC University Develops Faster Smart Sensors for Security and Military Applications

A new research project on smart sensors conducted by the North Carolina State University aims to make them function under extreme situations, akin to the ones encountered in Afghanistan or any other region.

23 Apr 2010

Overview of Monitoring Applications of Wireless Sensor Networks

The emerging wireless sensor networks (WSN) technologies will offer vast applications for the utility management and energy utilization monitoring domain, according to a report titled ‘The Wireless Sensor Network Technology Trends Q1 2010’ recently released by Research and Markets.

20 Apr 2010

Cabrio Top-Load Washer and Dryer Senses Laundry Loads

The latest Cabrio high efficiency (HE) top-load washer and dryer recently launched by the Whirpool brand features various intelligent 6th Sense technologies for sensing laundry loads and accordingly adjusts the washing cycles.

20 Apr 2010

C2BMC Awarded Two-Year Contract Modification by Missile Defense Agency

The Missile Defense Agency has offered a two-year contract modification award worth $424 million to the Command, Control, Battle Management, and Communications (C2BMC) program for continuing the missile defense system’s integration work.

19 Apr 2010

Sensor-Based Application Software Provider InSync Acquired by RFID Invest

InSync Software, a sensor-based application software and RFID vendor in San Jose, California, was acquired by investment firm RFID Invest AG recently.

19 Apr 2010

NIST Single Photon Detector for Secure Communications and Quantum Computation

The National Institute of Standards and Technology’s (NIST) scientists have developed a single photon detector, the most efficient one in the world.

19 Apr 2010

UO and Chinese Researchers Collaborate on Seismic Projects

University of Oklahoma’s (UO) ConocoPhillips School of Geology and Geophysics professor Randy Keller has headed a U.S. geophysicist team that collaborated with Chinese geophysicists to complete two large-sized seismic projects during recent months.

17 Apr 2010

MEMS-Based Sensors for Civil Engineering Applications

Researchers have developed two types of microelectromechanical systems (MEMS)-based wireless sensors that are capable of monitoring moisture and temperature inside concrete structures.

15 Apr 2010