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  • Cell Phones to Become Microbiome Sensors?
    Article - 24 Jun 2014
    A recent study at the University of Oregon suggests that smartphones may be as smart as their name. Research carried out investigating whether a cell phone has a similarity to skin microbiomes of an...
  • Taking Strain Gauge Measurements
    Article - 4 Apr 2014
    A strain gauge is a device that shows variable electrical resistance when exposed to external forces or strain.
  • Using Sensors to Capture Body Movement
    Article - 4 Dec 2013
    Motion capture, which is also referred to as motion tracking, is the method of recording movements of people and objects.
  • What is an Inductive Sensor?
    Article - 6 Nov 2013
    Inductive sensors are designed based on the needs of proximity sensor technology, to detect metallic or conductive parts without physical contact or where access is difficult.
  • Capacitance Probe Technology
    Article - 31 Oct 2013
    A capacitive sensor measurement system requires three components: a probe to detect any changes in distance to a target by sensing changes in capacitance.
  • Biosensor Technology: Advantages and Applications
    Article - 31 Oct 2013
    A biosensor is a biological detection system in which a biological component is combined with a transducer to perform measurement of a biochemical quantity. The development of biosensors started with...
  • How do Thermocouples Work?
    Article - 23 Oct 2013
    Thermocouples are one of the most common sensors used for temperature measurement. They are made up of two different metals coupled together at one or more points.
  • Micro "Lab-on-Chip" Water Sensor for Optimal Crop Management
    Article - 14 Oct 2013
    Researchers at Cornell University have used a small silicon chip to develop a microfluidic water sensor with a higher degree of sensitivity compared to other water sensors on the market.
  • What is a Thermometer?
    Article - 10 Oct 2013
    The thermometer was developed over several years by a number of people - Cornelis Drebbel, Robert Fludd, Galileo Galilei and Santorio Santorio. The word thermometer was derived from two Greek word...
  • Non-Contact Sensors - Ideal Technology for Z-Height Measurements
    Article - 5 Oct 2013
    Eddy current and capacitive non-contact displacement sensors are becoming a standard technology for z-height measurement due to their compactness, flexibility, ease of use, high resolution,...

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