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  • Improving Fetal Health Monitoring with Multiple Dry Electrodes
    Article - 2 Sep 2021
    One of the primary ways a clinician will monitor fetal health is by analyzing fetal heart rate (fHR) against the background of uterine activity and fetal movements. However, even when fHR is detected,...
  • Stretchable Touch Sensors to Create Artificial Skin
    News - 28 Feb 2011
    Zhenan Bao, a research scholar at Stanford University, in an endeavor to create artificial super skin, has designed a tactile sensor that is sensitive to even the feather touch of a fly. She is...
  • Wireless Sensing Device to Monitor Energy Consumption in Electronics
    News - 28 Feb 2011
    NEC has designed a small sensor to detect the energy used by electronic systems and transmits the data to a central management system eliminating the need for an outside battery or power...
  • Wristwatch Sensors to Monitor Health of Elderly
    News - 28 Feb 2011
    Japanese Telecom Company, Nippon Telegraph and Telephone has unveiled a wristwatch sensor to monitor the health of the senior citizens in the country. The device can be worn around the wrist...
  • Temperature Sensors to Enhance Injection Mould Quality
    News - 28 Feb 2011
    Kunststoff Cluster of Austria recently hosted a seminar at which Dr Friedrich Kastner, managing director of pipe and fitting producer of Ifw Mould Tec, and Prof Werner Posch from the Upper Austrian...
  • Restoring Touch to Prosthetic Hands with Liquid Metal Sensors
    Article - 10 Aug 2021
    Scientists in the US have used liquid metal to develop stretchable tactile sensors for use in prosthetic hands. The innovation has the potential to give a sense of touch back to amputees, something...
  • Identification Sensor Ideal for Packaging Infrastructure
    News - 24 Feb 2011
    The Checker system from Cognex has been incorporated by Reconcile Engineering into their packing assembly line. Reconcile is a company that produces label inspection and reconciliation systems that...
  • Temperature Sensor to Track Decay in Biomass Heaps
    News - 24 Feb 2011
    Scientists in Denmark have developed wireless sensors to detect heat and decay in silage. Tiny cost-effective red balls that have built in temperature sensors can tell if a silage heap is airtight or...
  • Implanted Pressure Sensor to Monitor Glaucoma
    News - 24 Feb 2011
    Researchers at the University of Michigan have developed two sensing devices. The first is a tiny pressure monitor that can be implanted into the eye of the patients suffering from glaucoma. The...
  • Optical Sensing Platform for Electronics Industry
    News - 24 Feb 2011
    Blakell Europlacer, a company that develops and produces SMT placement systems targeted at the global electronics market will showcase its XPii-II at the SIEL 2011 to be held in the La Chargia, Tunis,...

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