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  • Taiwan to Commission First Seabed Quake and Tsunami Sensor
    News - 17 Mar 2011
    The residents of Taiwan would soon be getting earthquake or tsunami warnings with enough time to evacuate their buildings, thanks to the Seabed Sensor that is to be installed shortly. This Seabed...
  • Sensor Technologies Help Ford Fiesta Win 'Top Safety Pick'
    News - 21 Feb 2011
    The 2011 Ford Fiesta, the only car in its category to earn a ‘Top Safety Pick’ from the U.S. Insurance Institute for Highway Safety under its new test standards, continues to earn...
  • Strain Sensor to Detect Muscle Fatigue in Athletes
    News - 21 Feb 2011
    Mohamed Al-Mulla, a PhD research student at the School of Computer Science and Electronic Engineering in the Essex University, has developed a sensor that can detect when an athlete should stop...
  • Muscle Strain Sensor Developed
    News - 17 Feb 2011
    For most athletes "no pain, no gain" is a philosophy to live by. However, too much pain can be bad, as excessive muscle fatigue could lead to serious injury. The difficulty is that athletes...
  • New Sensor Technology for Electric Cars
    News - 15 Feb 2011
    Electric cars were once expected to be the ultimate travelling option of the 21st Century only to be maligned about the safety of plug-in vehicles compared to regular combustion engine cars. Now with...
  • NFL Tackles Head Injuries With Sensors
    News - 24 Jan 2011
    This year, the NFL has been on a crusade against concussions. From the ban on head hits to the recent launch of a new website, www.nflhealthandsafety.com, the organization is doing its part to keep...
  • Sensor-Integrated Accessories to Safeguard Football Players
    News - 21 Jan 2011
    Injuries are most likely to happen in a fast moving game like football. Concussion of the brain is a dangerous injury that is very difficult to diagnose, and treat rapidly. As a precaution to...
  • Wearable Exoskeleton Robotic Suit from Raytheon
    News - 29 Dec 2010
    Raytheon states that the company’s second-version of exoskeleton has been chosen as one of the finest development by the Time magazine this year. Their XOS 2 wearable robotics suit is...
  • Remote Acceleration Sensor-Enabled Pedestrian Protection System from TRW
    News - 16 Dec 2010
    The novel Pedestrian Protection System developed by TRW Automotive Holdings helps reduce pedestrian accidents. This device features three Remote Acceleration Sensors (RAS) in the front bumper that...
  • Researchers to Work on Sensor-Based Technologies to Study Cognitive Disorders in Teens
    News - 14 Oct 2010
    According to the U.S. scientists the football players who fall in the teenage group may develop certain functional distractions in the brain which remain undiagnosed. West Lafayette-based Purdue...

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