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LOWELL, Mass. - Researchers and entrepreneurs developing sensor technologies for use in a variety of applications will share their expertise and experiences during a free event presented by UMass Lowell on Wednesday, March 3 at noon.
The virtual program "Next Generation Sensors and Applications" will spotlight the work of Merrimack Valley startups and offer insights on how sensors are reshaping the marketplace. Sensors are used in everything from smartphones to COVID-19 tracing and have a growing place in the aviation, defense, environmental, health care and robotics industries, among others.
The program will be presented by the UMass Lowell Innovation Hub, a startup incubator that operates locations in Lowell and Haverhill; the Massachusetts Medical Device Development Center (M2D2), a medical-device and biotech incubator that is a partnership between UMass Lowell and UMass Medical School; and Arrow Electronics.