No more endoscopies, ingestible sensors diagnose intestinal problems
The new ingestible capsules, tested on animals and synthetic intestines, are resistant and economical: they could transform diagnostics.
Search Results for: Sensors
Silicon, here are the sensors of the future: smaller than a grain of salt
The new communication networks use microchips the size of a grain of salt, which can be implanted in the body or in wearable devices.
SHeaLDS, high-tech sensors for self-repairing robots
Researchers have developed special optical sensors that can give a soft robot self-healing characteristics.
Welcome to a world of "sensorial" cities
Cities are filling up with new generation sensors, which “see” and process. How will they transform the future?
A swarm of batteryless sensors flies in the wind like shower heads
A team of researchers is working on tiny devices that can contain sensors and retrieve information quickly.
ChemPEGS, smart and low-cost soil sensors reduce the use of fertilizers
They could help growers understand the best time to use fertilizers on their crops
NeuroSWARM3, injectable swarms of nanosensors to "read" the brain
A totally different approach to that of brain implants at Neuralink. Laboratory tests are encouraging: next step, animal testing.
Illuminarium, the multi-sensory theater that will make others prehistoric
A theater that is no longer a theater, for spectators who are no longer spectators. Illuminarium is this, and it will be part of the future of entertainment.
Pod Pro, the smart bed that adjusts to your sleep is full of sensors
An intelligent bed that observes the context and adapts accordingly, helping us to improve health and performance: Pod Pro sets a new standard.
Sprayable Tech, MIT develops amazing spray sensors
A system of spray sensors that can constitute a veritable electronic sprayable coating. To connect everything from small objects to smart cities.
Microsensors have become “nano”. Now the implants are injectable
Thanks to an innovative reading method, data can now be obtained from microsensors less than 1 millimeter in size. The era of injectable implants is born.
Glasses with biosensors to monitor diabetes through tears
Smaller and smaller biosensors allow the development of devices never seen before, such as these glasses to monitor diabetes through tears.
Flexible sensors: a revolution. Our life at a glance.
The best medical devices for measuring blood pressure today require a prolonged stay of the patient in the clinic. An experimental sensor can adhere to the skin almost like a tattoo and monitor this parameter in real time 24 hours a day. Why is a wearable sensor a revolution? A flexible and wearable sensor marks the difference between a simple 'photograph' of the patient and a constant path that allows us to perfectly understand what correlations exist between daily activities and the variation... Read more
Medical innovations coming thanks to nano sensors
David Sretavan, professor of ophthalmology at the University of California, San Francisco, studies how to repair damage to the optic nerve caused by glaucoma, a disorder that causes irreversible blindness and affects approximately 70 million individuals worldwide. Glaucoma is a disorder that arises from a complex of causes without an apparent trigger. We try to monitor its possible onset by measuring the pressure of the eyeball, but the rapid and frequent fluctuations of ... Read more
Quadroin, the “penguin” robot to explore the abyss
With a battery life of 10 hours and a sophisticated navigation system, this robot penguin is ready to redefine underwater standards.
Far from GPS: in 1985 there was already a navigator: the absurd story of Etak
In 1985 the first navigator with digital maps and advanced technologies was a visionary undertaking, years ahead of its time, with a small surprise ending.
LLM, the dead end: why ChatGPT and others will never get us to AGI
Despite the exponential increase in energy consumption, Large Language Models show only linear improvements. Signs of a dead end towards AGI.
Cyborg office manager! I'll tell you about the posthuman work that (maybe) will be
Microchips, magnets, connected brains: the posthuman future is upon us. What do we intend to do when he also knocks on the door?
Total darkness: The solar eclipse is driving North America crazy
Today's solar eclipse sparks craze in North America: festivals, mass weddings and special flights to take in the celestial spectacle.
The metafluid robot arrives: it programs itself on command and adapts to objects
Created programmable metafluid with elastomeric beads: viscosity, compressibility and optical properties modifiable. Applications in robotics and optics.
PAWS, the plush ball that transforms breathing and mental well-being
The special plush ball synchronizes with the user's breathing to help him focus and regulate his emotions.
