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Sensor fusion – How does that work?

August 6, 2021 By Jeff Shepard

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Each sensor type, or modality, has inherent strengths and weaknesses. Sensor fusion is the process of bringing together inputs from multiple sensors to form a single model or image of the environment around a platform. The resulting model is more accurate because it balances the strengths of the various sensors. Sensor fusion brings the data […]

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How to design an effective telehealth system

July 20, 2021 By WTWH Editor Leave a Comment

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By Marcel Consée, Mouser Electronics Healthcare can be deeply personal, and direct contact between patients and medical personnel remains vital. However, taking the relationship between doctors and nurses out of the equation can sometimes make sense. Medical crises such as the global COVID-19 pandemic accelerate the adoption of telehealth methods, even though the original idea […]

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An introduction to ultrasonic sensors

June 22, 2021 By WTWH Editor Leave a Comment

Ultrasonic sensors have been a popular method for distance measurement and object detection for many years. Their basic operating principle works by measuring the amount of time it takes for their emitted ultrasonic pulse of sound to bounce off an object and return, hence the name ultrasonic sensor. With the market for autonomous robots, vehicles, […]

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The challenge of temperature measurement and sensor calibration: part 3

June 17, 2021 By Bill Schweber Leave a Comment

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Temperature is a widely measured real-world physical variable, but achieving credible results is harder than it seems, even for a simple device such as a kitchen oven. While many temperature-related measurements require high accuracy, precision, and repeatability  — let’s say, to better than 1º C — many others do not, yet still bring challenges. Consider […]

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The challenge of temperature measurement and sensor calibration: part 2

June 16, 2021 By Bill Schweber Leave a Comment

Temperature is a widely measured real-world physical variable, but achieving credible results is harder than it seems, even for a simple device such as a kitchen oven. What is temperature, anyway? While we all “know” intuitively what temperature is, actually defining and calibrating its readings is a complicated discussion. A fundamentalist approach is to go […]

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The challenge of temperature measurement and sensor calibration: part 1

June 14, 2021 By Bill Schweber Leave a Comment

Temperature is a widely measured real-world physical variable, but achieving credible results is harder than it seems, even for a simple device such as a kitchen oven. In many situations, calibration of a sensor and its associated electronics channel before making critical measurements or monitoring system performance is a common requirement. In some cases, it’s […]

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Graphene-based flowmeter sensor measures nano-rate fluid flows, Part 3: The sensor

April 20, 2021 By Bill Schweber Leave a Comment

The first part of this article looked at the challenges of sensing nano-level flow rates such as found in the blood vessels. In contrast, the second part looked at graphene, an allotrope of elemental carbon at the heart of a new sensor used to measure those flows. This third and final part looks at the […]

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Graphene-based flowmeter sensor measures nano-rate fluid flows, Part 2: The graphene context

April 19, 2021 By Bill Schweber Leave a Comment

The previous part of this article looked at the challenges of nanoflow sensors, especially with respect to blood flow. This part looks at graphene, which is the basis for the new sensor. Graphene is a material structure which did not exist until relatively recently. However, its constituent element of graphite – the crystalline form of […]

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Graphene-based flowmeter sensor measures nano-rate fluid flows, Part 1: The challenge

April 16, 2021 By Bill Schweber Leave a Comment

When it comes to nearly all biological measurements, the ranges of many of the parameters of interest are orders-of-magnitude below those with which many engineers are familiar. Instead of megahertz or even kilohertz, the living-creature world is in the single or double-digit hertz range, such as the roughly 60+ beats per minute (BPM) for a […]

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What are the different types of fingerprint scanners?

April 14, 2021 By Nikhil Agnihotri Leave a Comment

Fingerprint scanners, which were once reserved for biometric logging systems and attendance systems, are now part of regular smartphones and much more. Fingerprints have been a trusted method of personal identity. Combined with face id or other biometric identification systems like retina scanning, fingerprints offer an impeccable way to recognize any person. With a blast […]

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