What are sensors, how they work, and why they’re everywhere
They tell us what's going on in nature, in a way that's easy to read and understand.
They tell us what's going on in nature, in a way that's easy to read and understand.
It's the size of a grain of sand.
The research team also manufactured a new type of sensor and incorporated it in a phone case.
Dust-sized sensors might one day sit on the forefront of the medicine of the future.
For the past couple of years, John Rogers, a materials science professor at the University of Illinois, has been working ...
Urban noise can be quite a nuisance, but it can also provide a lot of valuable information about the city's ...
A researchers from the University of Southampton has developed a a wireless network of sensors that is set to revolutionize ...
Prototype tactile recording and display system for real-time reproduction of touch (credit: UCSD) Since touch screen interfaces have been introduced ...