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Giving Machines the Sense of Touch
It's important to remember that the sensor is still in the early stages of development, yet the technology represents a step closer to giving robots, prosthetics and electronic devices the...

Printing Glucose Sensors Results in Less Cost, Pain
Researchers at Washington State University have found a way to produce flexible glucose sensors using 3D printing via direct ink writing.

Sensors Boost Robot Performance
Robots are starting to deliver unprecedented levels of performance. But why now?

Exoskeletons on the Move
Sensors, CAD models and human-based designs advance wearable exoskeletons.

Advantech Unveils New Sensor-to-Cloud Solutions at 2018 IoT Tech Expo
Advantech unveils 30-Day Smart Sensors Program, Cloud Enablers, and end-to-end Solution Ready Packages.

Keysight Boosts Driving Safety with Automotive Radar Solution
Ultra-wide band millimeter-wave technology offers precise verification of automotive radar systems, according to Keysight.

Printed Electronics Enable Smart Sensors
The United Technologies Research Center and researchers at the University of Connecticut (UConn) are leveraging 3D printing technology to create wear sensors that can let operators know when a machine...

Researchers Print Electronics on Human Skin
The technology could be used to print temporary sensors on the bodies of soldiers, for example, to detect chemical or biological weapons. Printed solar cells could also be used to...

What You Should Know about the Internet of Things and How to Lay the Foundation for Success
The Internet of Things, or IoT, is moving beyond a catchword to real-world utilization, however, not all stakeholders fully understand this transformative technology, enterprises must lay a solid foundation to...

Sensors Expo 2017: The Little Things at the Heart of IoT
Speakers and audience explore the intersection of Sensors, AI, and IoT technologies at Sensors Expo 2017, discusses AR-VR market size & opportunities

Skin-Deep Sensors
University of Minnesota are developing new sensors that can be 3D printed directly on a person's hand.



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