Sensors News

The EyeScan AT 3D Max can measure the smallest details with a resolution of 1 µm, at speeds up to 100 kHZ.

ams has introduced the AS6500, which can provide high-sampling-rate time-to-digital conversion for optical rangefinder systems in automobiles, robots, and drones....

The AS7026 from ams brings medical-grade cardiovascular monitoring to mobile devices

The AS7341 can be used for optical-spectrum analysis and color matching in mobile phones and various other electronic devices.

Last week, ON Semiconductor released the new RSL10 Sensor Development Kit, which combines its ultra-low-power Bluetooth Radio with an array of low-power sensors from Bosh Sensortec....

ST has just released their latest sensor IC, the LSM6DSOX, which provides sensor data on acceleration and orientation. In addition, it can also process this data via machine learning without...

The wearables market is by many measures still in its infancy, but many manufacturers continue to push wearable products into the market. How are component manufacturers involved in the...

Here's a look back at last year and a hint of what may be coming in 2019 for self-driving cars.

Dr. Jim Bales is teaching engineers the value and basics of high-speed cameras.

An update on some new ams optical imaging sensors coming down the pipe in 2019.

Check out three tiny sensors for environment sensing and biometric monitoring applications.

A look at some facial recognition-related info from around the industry.

An interview with Amit Nisenbaum, CEO of Tactile Mobility, a company that achieves software sensor fusion to make sensor data useful for autonomous vehicles....

Catch up on what Microchip released at CES this year and which trends they're focusing on for 2019.

This high-sensitivity device is designed for space-constrained and low-power applications.

This waiver is significant because it will allow Google to take the next step in making their radar based touch interface technology a reality....

As much an engineering feat as a scientific endeavor, NASA is test-driving multiple exciting new innovations for the first time.

Someday soon, your car may watch you drive. These two new image sensors are designed for computer vision in automotive environments.

AAC's Chantelle Dubois had a chance to speak to LeGrand about his inspiration to become a roboticist, his work with Charmed Labs and CMU CREATE lab, as well as his thoughts on what makes being...