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Specialist badges developed to help people with invisible disabilities on public transport

'House of the Dragon' filming

‘House of the Dragon’ technology behind Bristol University’s world-first facility

New technique converts ambient radiofrequency signals into DC voltage

Comment: Why wearable robots need machine vision

Shannon's work on machine learning involved a maze and an electromechanical mouse called Theseus

Late great engineers: Claude Shannon - father of the Information Age

A smartphone records the Raman spectrum of an unknown material (an ethanol solution, in this case) for further analysis

Technologies combined into portable spectrometer to rapidly detect harmful materials

Comment: The future of 6G empowered robotics

The plaster developed by NTU Singapore researchers comprises microlaser sensors embedded in liquid crystal droplets. The sensors are customised to pick up three different types of biomarkers (lactate, glucose, urea). A different coloured liquid crystal dot on the plaster distinguishes each biomarker

Light-based sensor painlessly monitors biomarkers

Partnership will develop a robust, redundant sensing platform based on 3D ultrasound

Collaboration aims to make autonomous vehicles safer through 3D sound

Neck-worn air purifier helps tube users breathe easy

Why advanced TEM is set to supercharge materials research

Smart sleeve stitching captures arm movement