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  • In-Helmet Sensor Technology to Detect Brain Trauma
    Article - 17 May 2017
    Shockbox helmet sensors will alert individuals, such as parents, coaches and training professionals, of an impact that exceeds a previously determined impact threshold.
  • Novel Technology for Cheaper and Faster Food Safety Detection
    Article - 7 Apr 2017
    A team of researchers at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) have developed a new method of pathogen detection for food safety purposes.
  • Biosensor Contact Lens for Blood Glucose Detection
    Article - 7 Apr 2017
    Herman’s team has fabricated a transparent biosensor that could be embedded into a disposable contact lens to monitor blood glucose using FETs with nanostructured IGZ networks as a sensing transducer.
  • An Introduction to Electrochemical Sensor Technology
    Article - 22 Apr 2015
    The electrochemical sensor has been a vital device in ensuring workplace safety, and protecting lives, for over five decades.
  • Determining the Thermopile Time Constant
    Article - 12 Mar 2015
    There are several methods available to determine the time constant of thermopile detectors based on the waveform of the radiation utilized.
  • Basics on Sensors: Output and Wiring
    Article - 15 Sep 2014
    Most of the sensors carry out switching action through solid-state circuits. The connections between load devices and power supplies are made through two or more wires, and the entire setup is known...
  • CMOS Image Sensors in Biometrics
    Article - 3 Feb 2014
    Image sensors, which are often used to track physiological biometrics, have been undergoing some changes. Recent advancements in the technology have led to the increased prevalence of CMOS imaging...
  • Using Helmet Sensors to Measure Sports-Related Head Impacts
    Article - 19 Aug 2013
    Sports-related injuries have been given more research attention over the past few years. The sensor technology is being increasingly used to measure how sports-related head impacts can lead to brain...
  • Self-Powered Sensors
    Article - 18 Jun 2013
    The evolution of self-powered sensors was spurred on by the inconvenience of having to replace batteries in various devices.
  • An Introduction to Biodegradable Electronics
    Article - 18 Apr 2013
    Organic materials are generally considered non-toxic, safe and biodegradable in nature.

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