Sensors
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Phantom Neuro has begun human implantation of wireless prosthetic-control sensors. Initial participants in its Australian CYBORG study have received subcutaneous muscle-sensing interfaces, with safety, usability and control performance subject to further evaluation.
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Rohde & Schwarz takes QPS201 to Thai airports
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60V current sensor tackles fast PWM interference
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Dual-gate transistor sharpens electronic-skin control
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Sony-TSMC sensor venture advances in Kumamoto
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Ouster shipments pass 17,000 as industrial demand grows
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ROHM quadruples compact terahertz oscillator output


