Keyword: biosensors

Demand for biometric solutions on the rise in the auto industry.

With an eye on bio-medical applications, Sensirion’s LD20 single-use liquid flow sensor is said to be able to precisely and reliably measure the lowest flow rates.

This second article outlines the author’s experience as an example to those, especially of the next generation of physicians and engineers in training, seeking to contribute their efforts and talents in this worthy endeavor.

A common assumption is that newborn infants are especially vulnerable to insufficient oxygen, or hypoxia, and that hypoxia directly causes brain damage, blindness, and intestinal injury. New evidence shows devastating injuries are more likely the result of delivering too much oxygen to vulnerable tissues under crisis conditions.

Durable ultrasonic sensors and mounts target applications with demanding hygienic requirements.

Sensor technology from South Australia is leading to the development of an advanced testing device that is non-invasive and can be carried out in the home.

NEXT user set to launch the world´s most advanced suitcase with an integrated fingerprint sensor for unlocking.