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Superior Sensor Technology’s Customers Maximize Flexibility and Improve Cost Performance of HVAC, Medical and Industrial Products

Superior Sensor Technology today announced at Sensors Converge 2022 that many manufacturers have adopted the company’s advanced Multi-Range technology available in all its differential pressures sensors.

From Superior Sensor Technology 28 Jun 2022

Scientists Create Wearable Smart Bioelectronic Gadget for Real-Time Health Monitoring

The health of a vehicle, including its tire pressure, air-fuel ratio, and engine oil pressure, has been continuously monitored in real-time by smart sensors created by the automotive industry for many years. Together, these sensors can offer a driver an early warning system to see possible issues before they might need to be fixed.

24 Jun 2022

Researchers Develop a New Wearable Sensor to Detect Potential Concussion

According to a new study, a recently made sensor patch that is worn on the back of the neck can assist in foreseeing the concussion risk in arduous sports, like judo or American football.

24 Jun 2022

E-Tattoo Developed for Continuous Mobile Blood Pressure Monitoring

One of the most crucial indicators of heart health is blood pressure. However, it is challenging to reliably and frequently measure blood pressure outside of a medical setting.

21 Jun 2022

Chemists Create a Sensor That May Detect the pH of Human Saliva

UrFU chemists have developed a sensor that can determine the pH level of human saliva. This is a fluorophore with a strong and steady emission that detects even minor pH changes in biological fluids (tenths). Micro doses of the chemical are used in the analysis, as well as a spectrometer in which the substance is irradiated with a specific light (its lifetime is tens of thousands of hours). In 5–7 seconds, the pH data emerges.

17 Jun 2022

Using Wearable Sensors to Enhance COVID-19 Vaccine Safety

In a first-of-a-kind study, Israeli scientists have shown how PPG sensors can be used to demonstrate the safety of COVID vaccines.

10 Jun 2022

MIT Team Formulates a Photonic Method to Enhance Signals from Fluorescent Sensors

Fluorescent sensors are employed to label and image a broad range of molecules. They provide an exclusive look within living cells. However, they can primarily be employed only in cells grown in tissues close to the surface of the body or in a lab dish, as their signal is lost when they are embedded very deeply.

31 May 2022