Researchers have taken wearable sensors to the next level with the development of a flexible, semiconducting film that can be worn as a type of e-skin for various sensing applications. MIT engineers ...
Innatera Nanosystems BV, a leading developer of neuromorphic processors that roughly mimic the functioning of the human brain, today announced the launch of Pulsar, its first commercially available ...
Inspired by the human body, engineer designs chips that could make wearable AI more energy efficient
State-of-the-art chip designs out of Purdue University professor Shreyas Sen’s lab may help the tech industry address the energy constraints of wearable devices, which prevent them from using AI to ...
What if your muscles could do more than just move your body? Imagine flexing your arm to scroll through a webpage or clenching your fist to control a robotic arm. It sounds like something out of a sci ...
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