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Researchers at Stanford University in the US have developed new sensors that can be adhered to the skin for wireless monitoring of health. The sensors are designed to identify the physiological signals that the skin emanates, such as pulse. These readings will be wirelessly transmitted to a receiver clipped onto clothing. The sensor and receiver system has been named BodyNet.

Japanese camera maker Canon is developing an APS-H-sized CMOS sensor incorporating approximately 250 million pixel sensor that can reach a resolution of 19,580 x 12,600 pixels.

Researchers at Heriot-Watt University in Edinburgh, Scotland are developing smart sensors which can monitor the healing progress of a wound, eliminating the need to look underneath a bandage.

Fitbit Alta HR can give you real-time heart-rate measurements through the day. It will be available for pre-order on Amazon for Rs 14,999 from Mar 15 to 31

Valve leak is a big threat in industrial production, always affecting production safety. Corrosion, and leakage appear with the extension of the service time of valve, small leak grows rapidly if there is no effective detection in early stage. Not only causing lots of property losses but also threat the environment. Therefore, effective early leak monitoring become more important today. RAEM series acoustic emission valve leak monitoring system developed by Qingcheng AE Institutecan accurately monitor valve leak in early stage, quantify the leak rate with specific algorithms, and push timely alarm to notice users the status of their assets. RAEM valve leak monitoring systemis applicable for all types of industrial valves, regardless of whether the internal medium is liquid or gas. Advantages Applicable for in-service valves, avoid facility downtime. Stand-alone system, non-intrusive method of monitoring. 24/7 monitoring, unattended, easy to install and operate. Various data communication methods, 4G, WiFi, Ethernet, RS485, LoRa, NB etc. Quantify leakage rate, one-time calibration, long-term use. Automatic alarm, push information of leak location and leak rate by SMS or email. Working Process Sound wave(Acoustic emission) signals will be generated due to valve leakage. The AE sensor collect the leakage signals and transmit them to the RAEM monitor for data analyzing and processing. RAEM monitor transmits the processed data to the PC/ Phones/ Cloud/ Servers through the network communication. The Qingcheng Cloud Platform or Software can display the leakage condition of the valve in real time, including Hits, Duration, Rise time, Counts, Amp

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The Flir Duo is a compact, lightweight, dual-sensor thermal and visible light imager designed for drones. The Duo will be available for $999.

Internet Of Things is the inter-networking of physical gadgets, vehicles,structures and distinctive things - installed with hardware, programming, sensor ,actuators and system network that enable these articles to accumulate and exchange data.

The S+ is a sleep monitor that promises to analyse and improve your bedtime. S+ is the non-contact sleep sensor. The S+ accurately tracks your sleep.

Samsung Galaxy S8: Best-looking phone, The bigger screen lets you multitask efficiently. It has a Dual Pixel sensor. It has advanced 10nm processor.

Blackberry Keyone: Gorilla Glass 4. Backlit Physical Keyboard. Other Blackberry Features. Virtual Touchscreen Keyboard. Keyboard Shortcuts. Fingerprint Sensor. Convenience Key.

First Usable Virtual Reality Wearable Gaming Control. CaptoGlove Uses smart sensors. Platform/Device Agnostic. It is Plug & Play wearable.

Sony Xperia Hello can recognize each member of the family individually. It has four powerful motion sensors and as much as seven microphones.

Epson is already a leader in producing sensors and the ProSense range reinstates that reputation once again. But, matching its brilliance...

Bridges are an integral and important part of the road system and are of strategic importance in the transportation industry, so ensuring the safe condition of bridges is of great concern. Suspension bridges, cable-stayed bridges and other bridges that need to be tensed by cables are also faced with the risk of fatigue or even break during long-term use. Periodical shutdown bridge detection is not a good choice because of the busy traffic, so a system that can carry out long-term monitoring during the service of Bridges has great advantages. Experimental investigation shows that acoustic emission is the best technology to detect bridge wire break. It can not only carry out sensitive and accurate long-term monitoring, but also it is a non-intrusive method. RAEM1 acoustic emission monitoring system developed by Qingcheng Company is the latest product based on Linux operating system. It can accurately monitor the broken signal of the bridge wire, calculate the wire break rate, and trigger the alarm to the operator when the broken wire limit is exceeded, so that maintenance plans can be made in advance to ensure the safe service of the bridge. Working Process Sound wave(Acoustic emission) signals will be generated due to bridge wire broken. The sensor sample the wire break signals and transmit them to the RAEM1 monitor for data analyzing and processing. RAEM monitor transmits the processed data to the PC/ Phones/ Servers/ Cloud through network communication. The Qingcheng Cloud Platform or Software can display the wire condition in real time, including Hits, Duration, Rise time, Counts, Amplitude, ASL, RMS and Energy. The RAEM1 monitor can perform intensity, activity and comprehensive rating of acoustic signals in real time and transmit the results to the defined terminals. When the rating results exceed the alarm threshold, the Cloud Server will push alarm message to owner via SMS or email automatically. Further Information >> Find detail monitoring scheme >>

Moto 360 smartwatch collection includes three different smartwatches: A men's watch in two sizes (46mm and 42mm), a sport model with GPS -Moto 360 Sport.

Acoustic emission testing, or acoustic emission monitoring, uses sound waves to detect and locate defects in structures and materials. It is often used in the manufacturing and construction industries to detect cracks, flaws, corrosion, and other defects.