Sensors

Advanced sensor technology helps monitor vital signs and environmental hazards, enhancing safety and effectiveness in emergency situations.

First responders often work in harsh and potentially dangerous environments during their duties, whether in extreme heat when fighting fires or...

Time-of-flight (ToF) sensors are groundbreaking devices able to determine distances with remarkable accuracy, even in dynamic and rapidly changing environments.

As thermal infrared sensing evolves, advancements in TMOS sensor technology represent a significant leap forward for infrared thermal detection.

(Source: Andrey Popov - stock.adobe.com) Introduction Thermal Metal Oxide Semiconductor (TMOS) technology is emerging with promising improvements over the decades-old passive infrared (PIR)...

Monitoring Indoor Air Quality (Source: Olivier Le Moal- stock.adobe.com) Sensor technology has continued to advance over the past decade, enabling several new applications and use cases. For...

Integrating flow and pressure sensors requires understanding the technology and the system’s electrical, mechanical, and environmental specifications.

Olfactory sensors can benefit industries like security, environmental management, and fire investigation. They don't require physical contact and provide real-time analysis of chemical signatures.

(Source: woravut - stock.adobe.com) The adoption of healthcare monitoring devices that are both flexible and conform to the wearer have gained traction1. Spurred on by the need for remote care...

Autonomous robots are revolutionizing industries. Sensors are critical components, providing robots with the eyes and ears necessary to navigate environments and interact with surroundings.