One seismometer is often not enough to reliably detect earthquakes or human activity such as underground nuclear tests.

Wearable health sensors such as photoplethysmography (PPG) wristbands, ECG patches and multi-modal biometric devices are typically developed and calibrated under controlled laboratory conditions.

Every bridge has parts that drivers never see: steel buried in concrete, welds tucked under girders, and soil packed around foundations below the waterline. A bridge can look fine from the road while ...

Optical interference from lasers and intense lighting can confuse machine vision. Now, a tunable band-stop photodetector has been designed that uses machine learning to suppress disruptive spectral ...

Senseonics Holdings, Inc. has released expanded real-world evidence demonstrating sustained accuracy, performance and positive outcomes for its Eversense 365 continuous glucose monitoring system ...

Inductive sensors are non-contact proximity sensors that detect ferrous targets, ideally ones made of mild steel thicker than one millimeter. They consist of four major components: a ferrite core with ...

Eversense 365 delivered favorable glucometrics compared to other open and closed loop systems, validating the one-year CGM’s differentiated approach and high performance New data expands on findings ...

Marketing shouldn’t mean throwing the kitchen sink against the wall to see what sticks. An effective marketing strategy is based on intensive research into your audience and existing marketing efforts ...

As AI disrupts traditional career paths, these college students are skipping corporate internships for San Francisco hacker houses and incubators. Plus: The end of Anthropic’s Fable ban, high-earner ...