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Aimed at Smart Homes and Offices, this new image sensor family promises to blend high performance with ultra-low power…

Aimed at Smart Homes and Offices, this new image sensor family promises to blend high performance with ultra-low power draw while moving key functionality from the image processor on to the sensor.

The in-ear sensor array can track a person's physiological and biochemical data to help diagnose neurologic conditions,…

The in-ear sensor array can track a person's physiological and biochemical data to help diagnose neurologic conditions, track physical activity, and even monitor mental health.

Microchip’s latest MCU shows that big things can come in small packages.

Microchip’s latest MCU shows that big things can come in small packages.

The latest Toshiba temperature ICs extend the applicability of Thermoflagger technology.

The latest Toshiba temperature ICs extend the applicability of Thermoflagger technology.

Automotive developers seek new ways to up safety, functionality, and comfort in modern vehicles. These mobility products…

Automotive developers seek new ways to up safety, functionality, and comfort in modern vehicles. These mobility products may help to meet such targets.

Driven by wind and solar power, storm-chasing Saildrone vessels are autonomously collecting valuable scientific data for…

Driven by wind and solar power, storm-chasing Saildrone vessels are autonomously collecting valuable scientific data for up to a year at a time.

Launched in January 2023, Altos Radar is fast-tracking a viable 4D automotive radar system with a recent $3.5M seed round.

Launched in January 2023, Altos Radar is fast-tracking a viable 4D automotive radar system with a recent $3.5M seed round.

The University of California researchers implanted 253 electrodes over the patient's speech center of the brain,…

The University of California researchers implanted 253 electrodes over the patient's speech center of the brain, intercepting signals that, if not for the stroke, would have gone to muscles in her lips, tongue, jaw, and larynx.

All About Circuits received exclusive details about Lumotive’s new LM10 chip, the first commercial optical…

All About Circuits received exclusive details about Lumotive’s new LM10 chip, the first commercial optical beam-steering chip designed to make optical 3D sensing as mainstream as cameras.

Rohm has devised a new unipolar and latch Hall-effect sensor to better detect magnetic fields in automotive designs.

Rohm has devised a new unipolar and latch Hall-effect sensor to better detect magnetic fields in automotive designs.

To play a complex sport, this competitive robot uses multiple processors and local computer vision.

To play a complex sport, this competitive robot uses multiple processors and local computer vision.

TI says the new Hall-effect current sensor and EZShunt integrated shunt portfolio balance the major features of current…

TI says the new Hall-effect current sensor and EZShunt integrated shunt portfolio balance the major features of current sensing solutions: cost, size, accuracy, and speed.

Vishay's new optical sensor packs a vertical-cavity surface-emitting laser (VCSEL) and a silicon phototransistor in a…

Vishay's new optical sensor packs a vertical-cavity surface-emitting laser (VCSEL) and a silicon phototransistor in a 1.85 mm x 1.2 mm x 0.6 mm package.

With a wider FOV and radiometric abilities, the newest thermal camera module allows designers to see more in the same…

With a wider FOV and radiometric abilities, the newest thermal camera module allows designers to see more in the same package size as previous Lepton cameras.

The 3D display table can dynamically respond to touch, sort items, and create pop-up displays—and it can perform…

The 3D display table can dynamically respond to touch, sort items, and create pop-up displays—and it can perform multiple functions at once.

Aimed at easing the process of developing devices that require HD haptics, Titan Haptics has unveiled a tiny board…

Aimed at easing the process of developing devices that require HD haptics, Titan Haptics has unveiled a tiny board designed both for development and and for embedding into your design.

Archer Materials’ latest device uses ultra-thin graphene to detect multiple diseases on one chip. The next goal: a…

Archer Materials’ latest device uses ultra-thin graphene to detect multiple diseases on one chip. The next goal: a reconfigurable biochip.

Hoping to heighten motion sensitivity in building automation, ST has released a lens-free IR sensor with micromachined…

Hoping to heighten motion sensitivity in building automation, ST has released a lens-free IR sensor with micromachined thermal MOSFETs.

Researchers at the University of Tokyo recently developed a new type of thermal sensor on a lightweight rolled-plastic base.

Researchers at the University of Tokyo recently developed a new type of thermal sensor on a lightweight rolled-plastic base.