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Electronics

New haptic codec could transform teleoperations

Comment: How 6G can make sci-fi dreams a practical reality

NASA and GE collaborate on hybrid electric jet engine

Side-scan sonar aids discovery of Shackleton’s final ship

3D-mapping technique could improve navigation for autonomous vehicles

Psoriasis affects an estimated 7.5 million to 8 million people in the United States and about 125 million worldwide

Living bioelectronic patch shows promise for psoriasis treatment

The researchers worked with transition metal perovskite materials

Thin film membranes confine infrared light

New technique sheds light on post-disaster air pollution

Image shows colour information from the colour camera and events (blue and red dots) from the event camera; bounding boxes show the detection of cars by the algorithm

Bio-inspired camera and AI combined to improve road safety

NZ’s Vessev launches electric hydrofoiling passenger boat

This soft and stretchy ultrasound patch can be worn on the temple to provide continuous monitoring of blood flow in the brain. During use, the patch is connected through cables to a power source and computer

Wearable ultrasound patch measures blood flow in the brain

Pictured is a stretchable wearable devices incorporated on a newly developed material substrate that can adjust its dielectric properties to counter the disruptive effects of motion on interfacing electronics. The performance of the system was tested under various types of deforming motions, including twisting

New material enables stretchable wearable devices