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Software support for smart mobile sensors

04 July, 2016

Qualcomm Technologies intends to add software support for STMicroelectronics' inertial sensor solutions.


ASM POSITAPE WBR tape extension sensor with integrated pulley

01 April, 2016

ASM has added an extra feature to its POSITAPE tape extension sensor product line. The WBR models are now equipped with an integrated pulley mounted directly onto the sensor, which enables a flexible pullout angle of the measuring tape.


Infineon TLV493D-A1B6 3D magnetic sensor

24 March, 2016

The 3D magnetic sensor TLV493D-A1B6 offers three-dimensional sensing with low power consumption in a small 6-pin package. With magnetic field detection in the x, y and z directions, the sensor measures three-dimensional, linear and rotation movements.


Delivering the future: Domino's unveils autonomous delivery vehicle

22 March, 2016

Franchise group Domino’s has unveiled plans to welcome an autonomous delivery vehicle to its team. The four-wheeled vehicle was developed within the company's DLAB, a purpose-built lab aimed at helping budding entrepreneurs commercialise their ideas.


STMicroelectronics LSM6DSL and LSM6DSM MEMS sensor modules

25 February, 2016

STMicroelectronics has revealed the latest generation of its highly miniaturised 6-axis MEMS inertial modules with ultralow-power design that strengthen the smartphone's emerging role as an 'always on' personal assistant and enhance user experiences for digital cameras, wearables and remote controls, game consoles, drones and virtual reality.


STMicroelectronics powers PIQ multisport wearable sensor

13 January, 2016

The lightweight and low-power PIQ sports wearable device for performance measurement and coaching relies on key sense, control and communication technologies from semiconductor company STMicroelectronics.


STMicroelectronics MIS2DH motion sensor for medical applications

18 September, 2015

STMicroelectronics has introduced the MIS2DH, an ultralow-power 3-axis accelerometer designed for medical applications, including implantable devices classified by US FDA as Class III. The off-the-shelf solution can enable functions such as activity monitoring and posture sensing to be included in a wide range of medical applications.


Connecting cars to our digital lives

16 September, 2015

Automotive manufacturer Continental is working on in-car apps that will connect drivers with their homes as well as with other personal devices such as smartphones, tablets, laptops and wearables.


Radio-tracking drones used to track wildlife

28 August, 2015

Australian researchers have developed a world-first radio-tracking drone to locate radio-tagged wildlife.


Teledyne wins $15m NASA contract

21 July, 2015

Teledyne Brown Engineering has won a $15 million contract from NASA for space-based imagery.


InvenSense MPU-6555 6-axis motion sensor for wrist-worn devices

30 March, 2015

The MPU-6555 is InvenSense's 6-axis (3-axis gyroscope + 3-axis accelerometer) activity detection device, working in conjunction with its Automatic Activity Recognition library (AAR) in a 3 x 3 x 0.9 mm (24-pin QFN) package.


Honeywell CSL series Hall effect current sensor

19 March, 2015

The Honeywell CSL series of linear current sensors utilise LOHET Hall effect output. The series provides the user with a sensor and flux collector all within a single compact holder and housing assembly.


InvenSense MotionTracking wearable health sensors

26 November, 2014

InvenSense's MotionTracking devices, with embedded MotionFusion software, are capable of providing high-accuracy body movement detection in comparison to traditional accelerometer-only wearable designs.


New wearable device can track diet

14 November, 2014

Dr Edward Sazonov, an associate professor of electrical and computer engineering at The University of Alabama, is developing a sensor that can be worn around the ear that would automatically track diet, giving medical professionals and consumers accurate information that can be missed with self-reporting.


KNX updates building control software tool

24 September, 2014

In order to satisfy the latest technical, economic and global demands, the KNX Association has redesigned its Engineering Tool Software (ETS) - a standardised tool that helps building control engineers improve energy efficiency of buildings.


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