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Flexible Electrode for Medical Applications Made on an Inkjet Printed Tattoo
Researchers have developed a new method that can raise transmission of electrical impulses with tattooed electrodes.
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Nonplanar Surface Inspection Simplified with Flexible Ultrasound Patch
A flexible patch could make it easier to perform ultrasound imaging on odd-shaped structures such as engine parts, turbines, reactor pipe elbows and railroad tracks.
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Leaves Blowing in the Wind Can Now Generate Electricity
Researchers from the Laboratory of Organic Electronics at Linköping University have created a method that uses flowing leaves to create electricity.
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Visor for Emergency Personnel Can Detect Strokes via Radio Waves
This visor detects large-vessel occlusion in patients who are suspected to have a stroke and the device is 92 percent accurate.
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Tiny Tooth-Mounted Sensor to Track Dietary Intake
A new miniature sensor developed by researchers at Tufts takes the wearable sensor technology to patients' teeth.
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Improve Reliability and Performance in Harsh Environments with Microchip’s New Automotive MEMS Oscillators
The new DSA family introduces the industry’s first automotive-grade multiple-output microelectromechanical systems (MEMS) oscillator, saving board space and system costs.
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Sager Expands Thermal Management Offering in Power Systems Group
The new thermal line card highlights air moving products, including axial and centrifugal fans, blowers and impellers, along with cooling solutions such as heatsinks, heat pipes and cold plates.
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Transducer Vibration Drives Speakerless Car Audio System
An unusual car weight reduction strategy led to an innovative idea about an audio experience not dependent on speakers.
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Watch: Brain Stethoscope Detects Silent Seizures
The brain stethoscope uses a sonification algorithm to translate the brain’s electrical activity into sounds.
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Artificial Intelligence Brings Further Understanding of Human Neural Networks
Cognitive neuroscientists are using artificial intelligence to further understand the human brain.
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Hand-held, Battery-powered CO2 Monitor Design Could Improve the Health of Millions
The hand-held personal respiratory monitor, called N-Tidal™, analyzes carbon dioxide levels in normal tidal breathing.
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Baidu Gets Green Light to Test Self-Driving Cars in Beijing
This is the first batch of licenses issued by the Chinese government for testing.
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More than $16 Million Ransomware Payments Have Been Made in the Past 2 Years
Researchers tracked attacks through blockchain as most payments were made through bitcoin.
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Wearable Health System Tracks Patient’s Stomach Health
Engineering and physicians have come together and created a wearable device that tracks the activity in the stomach and helps doctors track stomach health.
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This Audio Speaker is Controlled By Hand Gestures
Through 3D infrared sensing and artificial intelligence,the system detects more than 10 hand movements for music control.
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From New Material to Better Ultrasound Technology
Ultrasound technology, used for medical imaging for more than half a century, may soon be getting an upgrade thanks to a new material created by an international team of researchers.
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New Delivery Drone Can Haul Payloads up to 400 Pounds
The drone will be able to accept pallet-sized shipments.
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AeroMobil Introduces Second Flying Car Concept
The new design would be a vertical take-off and landing (VTOL) personal air transportation vehicle.
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Robotics: Hobby or Profession?
Robotics is a field broad enough to encompass both hobbyists and professionals alike, and there’s often an overlap between those two spheres.
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Industry One Step Closer to Nanoscale EUV Manufacturing - Imec and Cadence Validate First 3nm Test Chip Tapeout
With the validation of the first 3nm test chip tapeout by imec and Cadence, the electronics industry is one step closer to realizing nanoscale EUV manufacturing.
