Sensors

Ultra-wide band millimeter-wave technology offers precise verification of automotive radar systems, according to Keysight.

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The United Technologies Research Center and researchers at the University of Connecticut (UConn) are leveraging 3D printing technology to create wear sensors that can let operators know when a machine is damaged.

PC-DMIS 2018 R2 brings workflow improvements and broader support to the Hexagon Manufacturing ecosystem.

Flexible hybrid electronics based medical sensors boast numerous selling points, most of which can be summed up as enabling better data collection.

NOWLab, the innovation arm of large-scale 3D print specialist BigRep, has unveiled a smart concrete concept that combines 3D-printed concrete molds with printed lights and sensor technology.

IIC testbed automates print production and predictive maintenance.

Adaptive and Markforged help Humanetics create a 3D-printed “elderly” model with use of crash test dummies.

Real-world examples of returns from early costing projects.

You can take your pick of revolutionary technologies changing the world today. In the field of design engineering, technologies like simulation, cloud computing, artificial intelligence, augmented reality, additive manufacturing and sensor-laden, connected products are just a few with society-altering promise.

Creating the sensor represents a step in the instrumentation of the “things” populating the internet of things (IoT). Embedded sensors promise to provide the means to effectively capture in-situ data from industrial equipment, opening the door for advanced setup, maintenance...

Combatting engineering issues related to automated vehicles in combat settings.

Companies join forces to build secure, intelligent edge-to-cloud solution featuring Dell Edge Gateways, VMware Pulse IoT Center and Microsoft Azure IoT Edge.

The technology could be used to print temporary sensors on the bodies of soldiers, for example, to detect chemical or biological weapons. Printed solar cells could also be used to charge electronics.

Simulation software from IPG offers new functionalities for virtual test driving.