Sensors are all around. They are in automatic doors, at cash registers, in doctors’ offices and hospitals. They are used inside the body and outside. Sensors detect aspects of the physical world – ...

Smart technology does what we tell it to do, in theory. That might seem obvious in a world where Alexa can dim our lights on command, manipulate our thermostats or connect us with the delivery person ...

The hardware coming out of [Dr. Peter Jansen]’s lab is the craziest stuff you can imagine. He’s built a CT scanner out of plywood, and an MRI machine out of many, many turns of enamel wire. Perhaps ...

Sensors are everywhere, from devices that detect cars at traffic lights and adjust the flow through intersections to those in shopping malls that detect your presence and open doors to allow you to ...

If a burglar breaks a window and no sensor is around to detect it, does it make a sound? Maybe it does, maybe it doesn’t — but it definitely won’t alert your home security system. That’s why it’s so ...

Why Replace A Faulty Oxygen Sensor? A faulty sensor cannot transmit accurate data to the car's computer, causing the engine to run unbalanced. An unbalanced engine either burns fuel with too much or ...

Electronic parking brakes have largely replaced manual handbrake levers across the auto industry, bringing several added benefits in the process.

London police are in the process of updating their detention cells to include biometric health sensors, which are small boxes ...