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  • Sensor Device for Seniors Helps Predict Falls
    News - 7 Jul 2011
    The most dangerous thing for the elderly is falling at home with no one around to help. In case of a severe fall the person can suffer from fractures or even a slipped disc. Statistically speaking one...
  • UNSW Researchers Develop Fall Predictor Sensing Device
    News - 6 Jul 2011
    Scientists from the University of NSW (UNSW) have developed a new sensing device, which predicts who is most likely to fall and need hospital care for injuries. The device could help elderly...
  • 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...
  • Senso Solutions’ SensoGlove Monitors Golfer’s Grip Pressure
    News - 5 Oct 2010
    Senso Solutions has introduced an innovative golf glove called the SensoGlove with integrated digital sensing units for sensing the grip pressure of the golfer. If the golfer holds the golf stick...
  • Toyota Launches Innovative Lift-Truck with Enhanced Safety Measures
    News - 21 Sep 2010
    U.S.A-based Toyota Material Handling, Inc. (TMHU) celebrated their 20th anniversary with the launch of its innovative eight-series lift truck which is an electrical truck with four-wheels with...
  • Safety Features in Automobiles
    News - 31 Aug 2010
    As more and more vehicles ply on the road with higher horsepower than ever, the automobile crafters have addressed this important issue to some extent by enhancing crucial safety options, such as...
  • DARPA Grants $6.3 Million to GE to Create Bio-Inspired Sensors
    News - 19 Aug 2010
    In association with Air Force Research Laboratory, University of Exeter, and State University of Albany, researchers of GE Global Research, which is the technology development wing of GE, has secured...
  • New Impact Sensor Helps Monitor Athletes’ Performance
    News - 17 May 2010
    New Zealand researchers have designed a new kind of sensor that allows sports scientists to measure the impact forces of athletes’ performance. Sports players wearing these sensor devices...
  • Tyco’s Magnetic Actuators for Car Safety
    News - 8 Apr 2010
    Tyco Electronics has introduced general purpose magnetic actuators that have a key function in modern-day passenger cars. These actuators keep the safety features in place. They release them...
  • Advanced Sensor Technology for Enhanced Plant Stress Monitoring
    Article - 15 May 2024
    This article explores the evolving landscape of sensor technology in agriculture, particularly focusing on detecting and managing plant stress. It discusses various types of sensors, such as spectral,...

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