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New Micro-Electromechanical Energy Harvester Enables More Design Flexibility Crucial for Future IoT Applications

News - 28 Jan 2019

At Tokyo Institute of Technology (Tokyo Tech), researchers have created a micro-electromechanical energy harvester that enables much more design flexibility, which is important for upcoming Internet...

Rigaku to partner with Covalent Metrology to deliver New Semiconductor Lab Resources in Silicon Valley

News - 30 Nov 2018

Rigaku Corporation, a global leader in X-ray analytical instrumentation, is pleased to announce a new partnership with Covalent Metrology, a leading provider of analytical services to advanced...

Researchers Develop Artificial Tactile Sensor that Imitates Humans’ Sense of Touch

News - 8 Nov 2018

A new, artificial tactile sensor has been developed by a research team that imitates the human skin’s ability to perceive surface information, for example, structures, shapes, and...

Accelerometer Breakthrough Makes Energy Savings a Piezo-Cake

News - 7 Sep 2018

Accelerometers – the motion sensing devices in mobile phones – will be much cheaper to produce in a way that uses considerably less energy, thanks to new research led by UNSW Chemical...

Innovative Sensor for Remote Monitoring of Surgical Patients by Doctors

News - 29 Aug 2018

Researchers at the University of Waterloo have created a self-powered sensor that could enable remote monitoring of the recovery of surgical patients by doctors. The small, tube-like device is...

Smart Sensors for Motors

News - 15 Aug 2018

Motors that let you know when it's time for a service Nearly all of the motor technology that we still use today was invented over a period of seventy years from 1820–1890, with the first...

Affordable & Wearable Tool for Monitoring Human Motion

News - 25 Feb 2018

The concept of developing the ideal wearable device for monitoring heart rate, muscle movement, and other feeble bio-signals without investing higher cost has motivated the researchers to search for a...

Disposable, Wearable Sensor Made of Tissue Paper Could Transform Medical Field

News - 19 Feb 2018

Engineers at the University of Washington have transformed tissue paper, same as toilet tissue, into an innovative type of wearable sensor with the ability to detect a blink of an eye, a pulse, and...

Silk Could Enhance Flexibility, Sensitivity of Wearable Body Sensors

News - 21 Aug 2017

From smart socks to exercise clothes that calculate exertion, wearable body sensors are turning out to be the newest "must-have" technology. Currently, Researchers report they are close to using silk,...

New Hexapod Guarantees Positioning Accuracy Specifications

News - 11 Aug 2017

Image Credits: Aerotech Aerotech’s HexGen™ hexapods represent a significant advance in six-degree-of-freedom positioning performance. The HEX500-350HL high-load, precision hexapod...