Sensors

Technology from Iowa State commercialized to help detect histamine and other pathogens in fish and meat to ensure its safety for consumption.

It’s one thing to collect data from operational equipment. It’s another thing to analyze that data and develop algorithms that predict when the equipment will begin to slow down or fail.

Digital agility that comes from the effective collection and processing of plant data is the key to the success of smart manufacturing technology.

Technologies are accelerating applications that promise great strides in helping healthcare providers mitigate and minimize cross-contamination challenges during times of low-touch, no-touch interactions, social distancing—and beyond.

The economic and market effects of COVID-19 are prompting manufacturers toward further supply chain agility and digital transformation in self-defense.

The Perseverance rover is searching for signs of life on Mars. It’s also taking along the Ingenuity helicopter to try flying in the Martian atmosphere.

A new humidity sensor developed by researchers in South Korea changes the color of windows, allowing them to self-illuminate, and can be used to generate electricity.

A team at Penn State has developed a mechanism to harvest energy from magnetic fields created from ambient electricity.