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  • How Do Dissolvable Electronics Work?
    Article - 1 Oct 2012
    Scientists have recently advanced the concept of dissolvable electronic devices by developing novel silicon electronics.
  • Graphene-Based Glucose Biosensors
    Article - 5 Sep 2012
    Researchers have recently announced the development of a novel biosensor that is capable of detecting extremely small traces of glucose in human fluid including saliva, tears and urine.
  • Accelerator Pedal Position Sensors vs. Throttle Position Sensors
    Article - 21 Mar 2019
    This article focuses on two types of automotive control units: the Accelerator Pedal Position Sensor (APP) and the Throttle Position Sensor (TPS).
  • Tactile Sensing in Robots
    Article - 13 Jul 2012
    Robots are not able to demonstrate behavioral emotions, and efforts to try and design humanoids with human emotions to improve dialog and performance of robots in a social domain is not easy to...
  • Analysis of Different Human Sitting Behaviors Using Inertial Sensor
    Article - 28 Oct 2021
    The article discusses research revealing the use of an inertial sensor built into smartphones to overcome unhealthy sitting behaviors of the office worker.
  • Using RTD Sensors
    Article - 14 Feb 2017
    RTD Sensors (Resistance Temperature Detectors) are temperature sensors that contain a resistor that alters resistance value as its temperature changes.

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