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From EC Sense Mar 31 2023 Reviewed by Danielle Ellis, B.Sc.

This article from Sensirion explains how formaldehyde is a dangerous indoor air pollutant which has been difficult to measure accurately in the past. It discusses how new sensors are making this task easier.

Grenchen, Switzerland, February 14th, 2023 – Micro Crystal introduces the new RV-3032-C7 Temperature Sensor Module, which offers on-chip 12-bit analog-to-digital converter (ADC) providing a temperature resolution of 0.0625°C with an ultra-low current consumption of 160 nA and I2C interface. This high-performance ultra-compact module, featuring a custom IC with embedded temperature sensor, RTC functions and integrated quartz…

For the first time in India, Kerala Infrastructure & Technology for Education (KITE), the Edtech arm of the state government, is setting up robotic labs in 2000 High Schools from December 2022, which will benefit 1.2 million school ...

On Thursday the US Patent & Trademark Office published a major series of patents that cover a wide array of devices. The patent focuses on next-gen force touch technology. Apple points to their new technology applying to Apple Watch and smart-bands, a new wrist-band device for "patients," headphones, AirPods, smart cuffs, smart glasses), personal medical devices (e.g., at-home health monitors, wearable medical devices, sleep tracking devices, activity tracking devices, sport devic...

Virtual keyboard Market – Major Technology Giants in Buzz Again | Lamaston, CTX Technologies, I/O Magic

Virtual keyboard Market – Major Technology Giants in Buzz Again | Lamaston, CTX Technologies, I/O Magic

Sensor Module for Automotive Market 2021, Industry Analysis, Size, Share, Growth, Trends and Forecast to 2027

Sensor Module for Automotive Market 2021, Industry Analysis, Size, Share, Growth, Trends and Forecast to 2027

Model 5100-28 Combustible IR Gas Sensor Module Source: Sierra Monitor Corporation The new Model 5100-28 Combustible IR Gas Sensor Module utilizes Infrared technology to monitor for combustible gases over the range of 0-100% LEL The new Model 5100-28 Combustible IR Gas Sensor Module utilizes Infrared technology to monitor for combustible gases over the range of 0-100% LEL. The Model 5100-28 is the latest addition to the Sentry Gas Risk Management System that provides a comprehensive ...