MoS2 QC helps commercialise smaller devices
Oxford Instruments, with the help of a non-destructive quality control method from UK's NPL, is commercialising MoS2 wafer-scale fabrication technology…
Temperature sensor runs on 113pW
A technological breakthrough may pave the way for a new class of devices that can be powered by energy harvested…
Solid-state device measures quantum-level temperature
The shift to the SI standard should be especially helpful to electronics engineers seeking to measure hot spots on a…
Hydrogen sensor consumes 100μW
The sensor detects hydrogen at a power consumption level in the order of 100μW because it does not require continuous…
SOI high-pressure sensors operate up to 400°C
The sensor targets facilities, like those for plastic processing, that depend on completely filling moulds. The sensor measures pressure and…
Low-power AI wearable recognises user’s face
The K-Eye series can detect a face at first and then recognise it, and it is possible to maintain “Always-on”…
Jagged nanowires boost fuel cell performance
Altering platinum nanoscale wires from a smooth surface to a jagged one could dramatically reduce the amount of precious metal…
Breathalyser scans faces to confirm drivers
The compact breath analyser is attached to a smartphone and an application software links the two devices, enabling facial recognition…
AR brings South Korea’s heritage sites to life
The K-Culture Time Machine app provides remote experience over time and space for cultural heritage or relics with a 360-degree…
Half-light, half-matter paves way for faster circuits
Nanophotonic circuits with their large bandwidth can be up to 1 million times faster than current electrical circuits, researchers say.