A Wireless, Battery-Free, and Biodegradable Blood Flow Sensor
Scientists from Stanford University have designed a new type of blood flow sensor that is biodegradable, battery-free, and wireless.
Neurosurgeons and Engineers Developed Wireless Sensors that Dissolve in the Brain
Neurosurgeons and engineers have teamed up to develop wireless sensors that monitor the brain and then dissolve when they are no longer needed. The tiny sensors can measure the brain’s temperature and pressure—... Read More...
Electronic Backpacks Turn Beetles into Rescue Cyborgs
A team of engineers developed cyborg beetles that are a potential alternative to remote controlled drones. By hard-wiring the beetles, the researchers from UC Berkeley and Singapore’s Nanyang Technological Univ... Read More...
Researchers Develop Wireless Network Will Transform Soil Sample Testing
A researcher from the University of Southampton and a team of professors from the University of Western Australia has developed a network of wireless sensors that will revolutionize soil salinity testing. The newly designed sensors are able to perform non-destructive testing of soil samples.