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Image shows colour information from the colour camera and events (blue and red dots) from the event camera; bounding boxes show the detection of cars by the algorithm

Bio-inspired camera and AI combined to improve road safety

NZ’s Vessev launches electric hydrofoiling passenger boat

This soft and stretchy ultrasound patch can be worn on the temple to provide continuous monitoring of blood flow in the brain. During use, the patch is connected through cables to a power source and computer

Wearable ultrasound patch measures blood flow in the brain

Pictured is a stretchable wearable devices incorporated on a newly developed material substrate that can adjust its dielectric properties to counter the disruptive effects of motion on interfacing electronics. The performance of the system was tested under various types of deforming motions, including twisting

New material enables stretchable wearable devices

Comment: The future of headphone design will be solid-state

Professor Massimo Alioto, director of the FD-fAbrICS joint lab, speaking to participants from the industry and research community to share the latest developments in FD-SOI technologies at an industry showcase held on 3 May 2024

New chip tech offers energy efficiency for AI devices

The battery developed in the lab is small but the team says the technology is scalable

Zinc-lignin batteries show promise for cheap storage

Firms like the English Electric Company said they benefited from work done by agencies such as the NEL

May 1960: Tracking the UK's tech transfer

Industry Fellowship funds crop monitoring tech

Sensinel Cardiopulmonary Management System

New sensory device could cut heart failure hospitalisations

Maxon x-by-wire can add electronic control to acceleration, braking and steering

Comment: Vehicle electrification is increasing reliance on motion systems

2024 Engineering & Manufacturing Awards (EMAs) close for entries tomorrow!