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  • What are Shape Memory Alloy Sensors?
    Article - 10 Jan 2019
    SMAs offer new possibilities for the intelligent design of sensor-actuators, as they are capable of changing their shape in many ways.
  • Nanobiotechnology and Disease Detection
    Article - 12 Jun 2013
    This article discuses the use of metal nanoparticles for the development of biosensors and detection of disease.
  • An Introduction to Biodegradable Electronics
    Article - 18 Apr 2013
    Organic materials are generally considered non-toxic, safe and biodegradable in nature.
  • What Are Physical Sensors?
    Article - 30 Sep 2024
    Essential for modern technology, physical sensors detect changes in temperature, pressure, and motion, driving advancements in automation and data acquisition.
  • An Introduction to Cryogenics
    Article - 16 Feb 2024
    Cryogenics explores materials at ultra-cold temperatures, leading to new technologies and insights into state changes from gas to solid.
  • Implantable Sensors: Monitoring Health from Within the Human Body
    Article - 27 Nov 2023
    In this article, we explore how implantable sensors could offer more in-depth, personalized insights into health.
  • Industrial Applications of Goniometers
    Article - 30 Aug 2022
    In this article, the types of goniometers and their industrial applications are explored.
  • The Sensors in Smartwatches
    Article - 14 Jul 2022
    In this article, we discuss the different sensors included in the design of smartwatches, their role, and the future of wearable devices for health monitoring.
  • Applications of Infrared Motion Sensors
    Article - 24 Jun 2022
    Object motion can be tracked using techniques, including ultrasonic waves, infrared waves, and microwaves. In this article, the applications of infrared motion sensors are discussed.
  • Solving Problems in Tribology with Sensors
    Article - 23 Jan 2020
    Tribology refers to the science of how surfaces in natural and artificial systems interact in relative motion. The principles of lubrication, friction, and wear are key to the discipline. As it is a...

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