Andy Choi

Articles from Andy

Meder Develops MK24 Reed Sensors

Meder has developed the MK24, a new non-contact surface mounted reed sensor, whose performance is better than the other reed sensors available.

21 Jul 2011

Boeing Receives Delaware County Port Surveillance Contract

Boeing along with the Delaware County Council has jointly made an announcement which states that the Delaware County has granted Boeing a multi-year contract for providing an integrated surveillance system for the north segment of the Delaware River.

21 Jul 2011

Phase II Research Grant Awarded to Colnatec for Development of Sensors for Solar Cells

Colnatec LLC, a Gilbert based developer, designer and manufacturer of electronic instrumentation and sensors has been granted a $450,000 Phase II US Department of Energy research grant for continuing the development of a process control sensor that would self-clean for manufacturing thin film (CIGS) solar cells.

21 Jul 2011

Power Out of Thin Air! Self-Powered, Wireless Paper-Based Sensors

Power out of thin air could one day become a reality. Well not exactly thin air but the electromagnetic signals that surround us in the atmosphere.

20 Jul 2011

3D Sensitive Touch Sensor For Robots

A Tokyo University venture has resulted in the formation of a company called Touchence. The new company have come up with a soft touch sensor which responds to interaction and pressure in 3D.

20 Jul 2011

NYC Implements Traffic Management Sensor System

In New York sitting in the car is not just about wasting fuel, it is also a trigger for health related problems. So the New York City’s Department of Transportation has decided to invest $1.6 million in a real time traffic management system.

20 Jul 2011

Dartmouth Researchers Use DMS Sensors for Monitoring Health of Senior Citizens

A pilot study carried out by Professor Ethan Berke from the Dartmouth Medical School has demonstrated that usage of mobile sensors for recording details about the mental and physical activity of senior citizens was a useful method of monitoring or tracking their health.

20 Jul 2011

Researchers Discover Self-Powered Graphene Coated Micro-Sensors

Scientists working at the Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute headed by Professor Nikhil Koratkar have devised a new method of harvesting energy from flowing water, with an aim to design self powered microsensors which would be used in cost-efficient and highly accurate oil explorations.

20 Jul 2011

Winland Launches New EnviroAlert EA 800-ip for Remote Monitoring

Winland Electronics, a developer of critical condition monitoring systems has added the new EnviroAlert EA800-ip to its portfolio of EnviroAlert products.

20 Jul 2011

Aptamer Sensor Developed by Scientists for Real Time Monitoring of Single Cell Interactions

A team of researchers from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT), Harvard Stem Cell Institute, Harvard Medical School and the Bigham &Women’s Hospital (BWH) have developed an aptamer-based nanosensor, which could monitor real-time, both in in vivo and in vitro, the communication of individual cells between each other and with the environment by attaching them to the surface of living cells.

19 Jul 2011