Australian engineering company Advanced Navigation has demonstrated its laser velocity sensor (LVS) fused with Boreas D90 ...

A new prototype sensor developed by the NATO Communications and Information Agency has completed a significant round of testing, marking a step forward in NATO’s electromagnetic warfare capabilities.

April 29, 2025 – Engineered for high-speed, high-precision applications, Allegro MicroSystems’ ACS37035 is a high-bandwidth current sensor IC designed to meet the demands of today’s advanced power ...

The global navigation satellite system, of which GPS is the most famous example ... field in specific locations and a good enough sensor, then you can use that to navigate. The system needs ...

Allegro MicroSystems today announced three ICs: two analogue current sensors and a motor driver for fans. The first current sensor, ACS37630, is designed to be sat on top of a bus bar and partly ...

Current signals of 4-20 mA are commonly used in industrial ... One of the more interesting applications of this circuit would be to replace or to realize a smart sensor with Arduino. The 4…20 mA ...

Temperature and humidity are measured using the DHT11/DHT22 sensor connected to the ESP8266 microcontroller and the GPS module is used to obtaining the location information. In contrast to current ...

Probably the biggest downside is the heart rate sensor. While the Vivoactive still ... Do the Garmin Vivoactive 5 and Venu 3 have GPS? Yes, both the Venu 3 and Vivoactive 5 have GPS technology ...

The Vivoactive 5 features a colorful new screen, an upgraded heart rate sensor, and a host of added ... Throughout my tests, the Vivoactive 5’s GPS data closely matched that of the more ...

The iPhone 17 Pro Max will introduce a “much narrowed Dynamic Island,” while the other models will retain the current design ... technology for the proximity sensor. This “metalens ...

Want to sense air temperature? There’s a sensor for that. Particulate content in the air? There’s a sensor for that, too. Someone sneaking up on you? Get yourself some passive infrared sensors ...