➀ Researchers have developed a new microchip design that uses sound and light instead of electricity; ➁ The technology utilizes stimulated Brillouin scattering to generate and control sound waves on a microchip surface; ➂ The research could lead to advancements in 5G/6G networks, sensors, and advanced communications technology.
Recent #Sensor Technology news in the semiconductor industry
➀ Skinetix, a spin-off from imec/VUB, is developing sports clothing with integrated sensors to record detailed movement and muscle activity for injury prevention; ➁ The platform uses a personalized biomechanical model to provide insights into muscle condition, movement quality, and fatigue; ➂ The technology is designed to assist medical teams in monitoring athletes' muscle activity and optimizing training programs.
➀ Researchers from Singapore and China have developed a non-contact biosensor integrated into seatbelts for real-time physiological monitoring; ➁ The biosensor can detect respiration and heartbeat signals without direct body contact, overcoming challenges posed by vehicle vibrations and dynamic environments; ➂ The technology has the potential to improve road and air safety by continuously assessing vital signs.
➀ Researchers at Fraunhofer IWS are developing biomimetic artificial grippers that can 'feel'; ➁ The grippers use sensors to gently grip objects without causing damage, inspired by nature; ➂ The technology could be applied to harvesting robots and autonomous rovers for various tasks.
➀ Sensirion introduces a new temperature sensor, STS4L, with ±0.4°C accuracy between 0 and 60°C; ➁ The sensor operates over a wide temperature range and voltage range, with low power consumption; ➂ Communication is via I2C up to 1MHz, and it is available in three address variants; ➃ The long-term drift is typically under 0.03°C per year.
➀ Quantum sensors are being developed to register nerve impulses without contact, offering new possibilities for prosthetics. ➁ Researchers at Fraunhofer IPA are working with Q.ANT to create a prototype of a prosthetic arm controlled by neural commands like healthy limbs. ➂ The technology, which uses a diamond-based sensor, promises non-contact and robust measurement of human biosignals, potentially revolutionizing the field of prosthetics.
➀ Sensors play a crucial role in modern society across various fields such as scientific research, industrial production, national defense, and healthcare; ➁ High-end sensors are considered a 'card up the neck' technology due to their high precision and dependence on new principles, materials, and devices; ➂ The application of sensors ranges widely, from smartphones to medical instruments, and they are vital for the development of new technologies and industries; ➃ China's high-end sensor industry faces challenges such as reliance on imports and gaps in innovation and technology.
➀ Melexis has expanded its Triaxis magnetic sensing IC range with new dual-die variants; ➁ The MLX90425 and MLX90426 offer 5 mT stray field immunity and 360° rotary detection for enhanced safety and autonomy; ➂ These ICs are designed to meet the growing demands of the electric vehicle market and ensure functional safety.
➀ Keli Sensing has signed a contract with Huawei for 6-axis force sensors for embodied intelligent robots; ➁ Huawei's embodied intelligence team is focused on commercializing advanced research results and is actively recruiting talents; ➂ Keli Sensing has expanded its business to include over 20 types of sensors and has established a global network of over 500 enterprises.
➀ Sensor Technology introduces optical rotary torque transducers with the ORT 230/240 series; ➁ These sensors measure rotary and static torque with bandwidths up to 50kHz; ➂ The ORT 230 series offers voltage or current analogue outputs, while the ORT 240 series provides additional measurements and digital outputs.
The Fraunhofer IDMT Institute for Digital Media Technology in Oldenburg, as a subcontractor, developed a special acoustic sensor for the Shuttle. Algorithms were also programmed to detect emergency vehicles using the sensor. The project focuses on the comprehensive automation of mobility processes using AI, with autonomous shuttles operating in defined environments. The closing event will showcase the project results and allow participants to interact with the partners.
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