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In this episode, we explore how researchers used a fiber-optic style thermal drawing process (similar to stretching candy) to create liquid-metal smart fibers that sense motion with high precision, unlocking new possibilities for wearables, soft prosthetics, and touch-sensitive humanoid robots.
This article discusses the role of sensing in ADAS and in-cabin monitoring and how Murata supports these technologies with compact, reliable, automotive-grade components and modules that enable the functionality of camera, radar, LiDAR, and wireless systems.
This article discusses how ultrasonic flow conversion works, its advantages over traditional sensing methods, and how ScioSense's UFM-02 module brings these benefits into practical, real-world applications.
This guide explains how potentiometer pins interact with mechanical rotation, resistive tracks, and load conditions across various circuit configurations. It provides clarity for both low-power electronic designs and high-precision embedded systems.
This technical article explains the theory behind potentiometer schematics. It shows how to implement mechanical and digital potentiometers in practical circuits, tailored for engineers, and students.
The NOVA platform by Voltera is a versatile tool that can empower defence organizations in the integration of increasingly sophisticated electronics in combat equipment.
EPFL researchers have engineered a fiber-based electronic sensor that remains functional even when stretched to over 10 times its original length. The device holds promise for smart textiles, physical rehabilitation devices, and soft robotics.
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Diabetes leads to nerve damage in half of all people affected, starting in the feet. The smart sock from ETH spin-off MYNERVA helps sufferers feel the ground again when walking and alleviates their chronic pain.
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Machine learning, wearable sensors could help reduce injury, improve form
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Non-dispersive infrared (NDIR) systems, which sense in the mid-infrared (MIR) range, support the development of small, reliable gas sensors for demanding industrial environments.
With Xsens MVN Analyze
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The affordable wearable measures foot pressure and could improve stroke and Parkinson's therapy.
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With Xsens MVN Animate
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With Xsens MTi-3
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With Xsens MVN Link
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