XRHealth offers ADHD treatment via virtual reality
The VR application is designed to improve ADHD (Attention-Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder) cognitive functioning, helping patients age 8 and above gain…
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How IoT sensors and machine learning can make e-scooters safer
With e-scooters flooding major cities, the number of scooter-related injuries have spiked. Here’s how IoT and machine learning could help. Mobility as a…
Why Aren’t Smarthome Sensors More Common?
Smarthome hubs are great for tying together your devices for routines and voice commands. But the real benefit is automation so your smarthome can act for you…
New Airbus planes have high-tech sensors that track your bathroom use
With Boeing still struggling to get its embattled 737 Max planes back in the air and rebuild the damage done to its brand, its main rival, Airbus, potentially…
Sony, Yamaha entertainment cart goes big on monitors, sensors
Sony and Yamaha have collaborated to bring out an autonomous vehicle that goes big on carrying the fruits of Sony’s imaging technologies. This vehicle was…
Sensors and metrology as the driving force for digitalization
Many digitalized processes depend on data collected by increasingly powerful sensors and other test and measurement technology. When this data is processed,…
Bosch to Sell Low-Cost Sensors for Flying Cars
Bosch today said it plans to sell a universal control unit for flying cars that combines dozens of sensors that have been proven in cars on the ground.…
Choosing Sensors for Medical Applications
With the ever growing and aging population, patient auto-monitoring systems are becoming more and more popular. Their popularity stems from being both…
Novel color sensors are less expensive to manufacture
FOWINA – accurate micro color sensors for chip-level integration. Credit: K. Selsam, Fraunhofer ISC
In the FOWINA project, the Fraunhofer…
Fingertip sensors for prosthetic limbs will return sense of touch |…
They help with the daily activities that impact quality of life, but they are not integrated into the user’s body like our intact limbs. That caveat…