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Elizabeth Blackert, a Rice University doctoral alumna who is the first author on the study published in Advanced Intelligent Systems

Laser beams power and guide soft robotic arm

Applying HMU in the right way will unlock new modes of collaboration, where humans and machines co-adapt and prosper in real time

Affective computing: Business and society needs a human interface for the AI age

The demonstration will use edge computing to process and analyse biometric data in near real time

Space-bound wearable to monitor astronaut health during sleep

WPI student researchers in advanced manufacturing lab

Project to harness AI and additive for viable parts from scrap

The Tufts dental floss pick has a sensor that can assess stress levels

Dental floss pick measures cortisol in real time

This research paves the way for digital heart twins to be used in large population studies

Digital twins could transform personalised heart disease treatment

The global construction sector has seen a boom in investment into infrastructure, data centres, and public projects

Slow uptake of tech is hindering global construction – report

Comment: Engineers must adapt to AI or fall behind

KAUST's new hydrogen sensor is ultra-sensitive, fast, and energy-efficient. It can detect 192 ppb hydrogen in complex gas mixtures in under a second

Ultra-sensitive hydrogen sensor outperforms commercial detectors

Embedded between the fabric layers of this FFP2-style face mask is a specialised gas sensor that could help diagnose chronic kidney disease from a person’s breath

Face mask sensor detects chronic kidney disease

Government push for more girls in maths and AI

The initial prototype of the STEPS1.0 technology worn on an arm

Self-Powered health sensors aim to transform dementia care