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Paper-Based Sensors Self-Fold Around Body Parts Automatically

A new paper-based design tool creates self-folding wearable sensors that conform to body shapes, offering a simple route towards flexible biosignal monitoring for personalised...

Whisker-Inspired Sensors Bring New Touch to Endoscopic Navigation

A new tactile sensing system inspired by rat whiskers could help endoscopes detect tissue texture, shape and contact forces beyond conventional visual imaging in...

Funding Boosts Next Generation Single Photon Imaging Sensors

The new investment will support advanced image sensors, integrated computing and machine vision applications while expanding commercial activity across medical, industrial and physical AI...

New Framework Improves Signal Amplification In Organic Biosensors

Researchers have developed a framework explaining signal amplification in organic electrochemical transistor biosensors, supporting more predictable, sensitive and durable bioelectronic sensing platforms for molecular...

Compact AC/DC Current Sensors

Palm-sized split-core sensors combine high measurement accuracy, wide bandwidth, and clamp-on installation for demanding current-monitoring applications. Accurate current measurement in confined spaces is becoming increasingly...

Diamond quantum sensors open new windows into universe

Diamond-based quantum sensors could deliver highly sensitive measurements, helping scientists investigate magnetic fields, fundamental physics and difficult environments across space and beyond. The US Department...

Sensors Measure Movement Without Touching

A sensor measures component movement without touching the surface, including inside systems that face high heat, pressure, and vibration. Measuring the movement of components inside...

Plant Wearable Sensors Offer New Tools For Drought Monitoring

New plant-wearable electronics could help farmers monitor water movement, detect drought stress and improve crop management without damaging delicate plant tissues. Plant-wearable electronics are emerging...

3D-printed Hydrogel Keeps Wearable Sensors Working in the Cold

A cellulose-based hydrogel continues sensing movement in extreme cold, offering a flexible approach to wearable electronics, robotics and human-machine interfaces. Researchers have developed a 3D-printed...

In-Ear Sensors Show Strong Promise For Energy Tracking

Multimodal ear sensors could provide continuous energy-expenditure estimates during outdoor activity, offering a compact alternative to conventional wearables and chest straps for future monitoring...