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  • How Sensors are Advancing Telemedicine
    Article - 13 Jan 2022
    Although telemedicine has been widely available for years, the COVID-19 pandemic showed the true potential of this approach to medical treatment.
  • How Building a Better Polymer Could Help Improve Biosensors
    Article - 8 Jul 2021
    A new carbon-based semiconducting material could be key to building the next cohort of biosensors designed to monitor individual health. The material outclasses existing options, but developing such a...
  • Reliable Results with Self-Service Thermal Scanning
    Article - 24 Nov 2020
    FeverWarn self-service thermal scanner measures the accurate temperature of individuals through their fist in one second or less, and, in an orderly manner allowing for the recommended six feet of...
  • The Importance of Calibration for Torque Sensors and Load Cells
    Article - 9 Oct 2020
    In this interview, AZoSensors talks to Jonathan Armstrong, a manufacturing engineer at Sensing Systems Corporation, about the necessity of Torque sensor and Load cell calibration.
  • Novel Estrogen Sensors for Environmental and Food Analyses
    Article - 17 Jul 2020
    Researchers have developed highly sensitive and accurate biosensors that can detect and measure the presence of estrogens in both the environment and food.
  • Semiconducting Metal Oxides: The Future for Diabetes Testing
    Article - 14 May 2020
    Human breath analysis, particularly acetone monitoring, offers a non-invasive alternative in the field of diabetes testing. This is where semiconducting metal oxide (SMO) sensors come in.
  • Smart Electronic Sportswear Being Developed by MC10 and Reebok
    News - 12 Dec 2010
    Stretchable silicon electronics that offer the computing power of rigid chips could make their way into Reebok's athletic apparel shortly. The company and MC10, a start up maker of flexible...
  • What are Microscopic Sensors?
    Article - 10 Jan 2019
    Microscopic sensors combine both molecular electronics with nanoscale sensors, and they can be split into categories based on their signal and purpose.
  • Testing Blood with Sensors
    Article - 5 Dec 2018
    Type 1 diabetes can strike anyone, regardless of how old they are or the size of their waistline. The disease prevents the body from producing enough insulin to regulate a person’s blood glucose...
  • High-Temperature Environment Thermal Measurements
    Article - 18 Oct 2018
    This articles talks about Thermopile detectors and how they can be used in monitoring the temperature in very high temperature environments.

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