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Phlux has developed a single element sensor with ‘world leading’ sensitivity that is retrofittable into today’s LIDAR systems

Phlux Technology secures £4m funding for ‘world leading’ sensors

The University of Texas at Austin

Graphene-based e-tattoo takes strain to indicate pain

Graphic depicting saliva testing

Sensor system keeps track of anti-epileptic medicine in saliva

Joseph Ward, SmallSpark CEO & director of propulsion, and Saif Al-Ibadi, director of AI & optimisation technologies

SmallSpark secures six-figure MoD contract

Analog Devices Announces World’s First Long-Reach, Single-pair Power over Ethernet (SPoE) Solutions for Smart Building and Factory Automation

The team's sensor could be used in settings that require sensitive testing for gases, such as medical diagnostics or for the detection of dangerous industrial gas leaks

Sensor uses artificial intelligence for selective gas classification

Comment: How AI and metaverse technologies provide streamlined training

TurtleSense helps scientists predict hatching of sea turtles

Southwest Research Institute (SWRI) has created the next generation of transducers that use ultrasonic guided wave technology to detect anomalies in pipes, enabling users to prevent leaks before they start

Pipeline collar detects leaks before they occur

The NUS team, led by Prof Liu Xiaogang (centre) has created a mouthguard that uses bite force to operate electronic devices such as computers, smartphones and wheelchairs with high accuracy

Mouthguard controls electronic devices through biting

Synaptic transistor mimics brain to make robots more intelligent

Wearable tech roll-out for people with Parkinson’s disease