sensors
Coverage of sensors in the Nexus archive.
- Leonardo UK CEO sees potential CCA role, but wary of funding
Leonardo UK's CEO, Clive Higgins, expressed interest in a potential Combat Cloud Aircraft (CCA) role, highlighting the company's expertise in sensors and electronic warfare. He also noted opportunities for drones developed in collaboration with a Turkish partner, while expressing caution regarding funding.
- Processor upgrades enable computing at the edge
Processor upgrades are enabling computing at the edge, with a focus on avoiding vendor lock and providing more room for sensors and upgrades. The article highlights these technical considerations as critical in the field.
- IISc researchers develop smart materials for quantum processors and sensors
IISc researchers have developed smart materials designed for use in quantum processors and sensors. The innovation aims to advance quantum computing and sensing technologies.
- Heavy overnight rain, flooding disrupts life as power supply is hit in western parts of Hyderabad
Heavy overnight rain and flooding in western Hyderabad disrupted life and power supply. Eight automatic weather stations recorded heavy rainfall, and 41 sensors logged moderate rainfall.
- Cameras, Sensors, and 3D Body Scans: All the Tech Helping Eliminate Blown Calls
Soccer officials use cameras, sensors, and 3D body scans to eliminate blown calls. During this World Cup, digital twins of players will allow referees to view plays from every angle.
- Video games show promise in stroke recovery
Video games can help stroke survivors improve movement by using sensors to record muscle activity and translate it into cursor movements on the screen. This method provides up to 10 times more repetitions than traditional therapy.
- Ocean Observatories Initiative dismantled by Trump administration: What to know
The Ocean Observatories Initiative, a network of over 900 sensors tracking climate change and extreme weather, is being dismantled by the Trump administration.
- Army sent jailbroken tech to Middle East as part of ongoing hackathon
The U.S. Army sent jailbroken technology to the Middle East as part of a hackathon aimed at integrating new systems into command and control structures. The initiative enables synchronization of previously non-communicating radars and sensors, according to Army Secretary Dan Driscoll.
- Ikea and Samsung promise glitch-free SmartThings integration
Samsung and Ikea have resolved integration issues with Ikea's Matter-over-Thread devices in Samsung's SmartThings platform. Enhanced integrations now ensure seamless functionality for devices like scroll wheel remotes, bulbs, smart plugs, and environmental sensors.
- Sydney light rail trialled sensors after death but scrapped project due to cost before second fatality, whistleblower claims
Transdev, operator of Sydney's light rail, allegedly scrapped a sensor project after the first fatality in 2023 due to cost, despite trialing the technology. A whistleblower claims the project was halted before a second death in 2025, while Transdev denies shelving the assessment.