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Tag: sensorsA sensing surface developed by Microsoft researchers offers new ways to use computers. Muscle-Bound Computer Interface Forearm electrodes could enable new forms of hands-free computer interaction. Nanosensing Transistors Controlled by Stress A novel nanoscale sensor responds to mechanical stresses. A Simpler, Gentler Robotic Grip A new artificial hand shows promise for home robots and prosthetics. The simple, non-polluting battery could be used in compact devices. Device Tracks How You're Sleeping A new system monitors your sleep patterns at home. But will it improve your sleep? Sensors for Tracking Home Water Use Sensors track devices' electricity, water, and gas consumption from one spot. AcceleGlove can be programmed for many applications. Detecting Aircraft Pathogens Before It's Too Late A new study suggests that single particle detectors should be used to help control pandemics. Wearable Sensors Watch Workers Sensors that track social behavior highlight the benefits of face-to-face interaction. A new system could make special effects more affordable. Temperature sensing is just the latest helmet technology. A Robomedic for the Battlefield A snakelike robotic arm may one day medically attend to soldiers as they are carried off the battlefield. A new system that monitors the health of vehicles could save money and lives. Nanotubes Track Cellular Toxins Tiny sensors can monitor cancer-causing agents and chemotherapy drugs in cells. |
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