To protect medical staff, South Korean researchers have developed a remote sampling technology.
Vein-scanning could help future Apple Watch detect no-touch gestures
It is suggested the filing could apply to more than gestures on an Apple Watch, as it could assist with other activities.
Low-Cost Smart Glove Translates American Sign Language Alphabet
The glove is unique in that it has sensors made from stretchable materials, is inexpensive and simple to manufacture.
Demand for city air quality sensors is growing
Air Quality Monitoring for Smart Cities report finds that the IoT air quality monitor market has seen accelerated growth in the past few years and this is expected to continue.
World’s First Underwater WiFi is Set Up
This is the first time anyone has used the internet underwater completely wirelessly thanks to LEDs and lasers.
Low-cost cameras could be sensors to remotely monitor crop stress
The StressCam system—constructed from parts that cost about $150—is based around a Raspberry Pi. A Raspberry Pi is a tiny, inexpensive and easily-programed computer originally designed for teaching computer science.
Perenio said who worked on its new products
To create its new devices, Czech manufacturer of IoT building management and security systems Perenio has attracted leaders of technological design and development of smart devices.
IBM will no longer build facial recognition
IBM has made clear it wants nothing to do with developing any technology which could be used for mass surveillance, especially when it continues to have serious accuracy problems which may lead to automated racial profiling.
The global medical sensors will reach $2.23 billion
North America is going to have a lucrative growth during the forecast period due to higher expenditure on healthcare.
Kerlink and Microshare design a contact-tracing solution
Facing the Covid-19 pandemic, World Health Organization officials stressed the importance for countries to combine testing, isolation and tracing of new cases to suppress the spread of the virus.