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sensor technology

These nanoflakes show promise in detecting lung cancer by sensing a change in breath chemistry.

Breakthrough Sensor Could Detect Lung Cancer Through a Simple Breath Test

Categories Health, Technology

When attached to eyeglasses, a clear, flexible sensor can detect how close eyelashes are to the lens, enabling blink tracking.

Flexible Sensor Detects Objects Without Touch, Enables Blink-Tracking Glasses

Categories Technology

A waterproof e-glove makes it easier for scuba divers to communicate underwater.

Underwater “E-Glove” Translates Divers’ Hand Gestures into Messages

Categories Technology

Sensor illustration

Battery-Free Sensors Are Powered by Ambient Energy

Categories Earth, Energy & Environment, Technology

For priceless European art, extra protection costs very little

Categories Bloggers

Flexible copper sensor made cheaply from ordinary materials: conductive copper adhesive tape, sheet of transparency film, paper label, nail varnish, circuit fabrication solution, and acetone

Low-cost sensor detects heavy metals in sweat

Categories Health, Technology

Locust on a leaf

Preventing vehicle crashes by learning from insects

Categories Uncategorized

Toilet audio sensor

Feces thesis: Toilet microphones could decipher disease

Categories Health, Technology

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