Sensors

Eyesynth have developed a vision system designed for the visually impaired. IDTechEx spoke to Mark Dodson at their booth as part of the H2020 stand in the Westgate Exhibition hall at CES 2018.

ElderSens is a start-up that have developed a platform for diaper sensing, fall alert and location monitoring. IDTechEx spoke to their VP of Technology Dr. Li Li at their booth in CES's Eureka Park.

Avanix are an Italian company developing various connected wearable devices for tracking and sensing.

Aroma Bit have developed a sensor based on a quartz crystal microbalance (QCM) for digitally detecting smell. IDTechEx interviewed Shunichiro Kuroki, Founder & CEO at their booth in Eureka Park at CES 2018.

At first glance, the shiny little gold elements look like a modern tattoo. But on this extremely thin, almost invisible foil that sticks to the palm of the hand like a second skin, there are sensors which provide people with a "sixth sense" for magnetic fields.

Life Science Technology was founded in 2007 and is working on biosignal sensing devices and monitoring systems, including web and app service platforms and big data analytics.

Gentex Corporation showed its biometric authentication solution based on its Mirror-Integrated Iris Scan Technology at CES 2018

Denso showed a curved OLED design at CES 2018

CDT presented a variety of technology at CES 2018

Bosch showed its smart city gas sensor solution at CES 2018

BioWatch, a Swiss company is working on watches with vein pattern recognition.

Aipoly showed its autonomous store platform which allows customers to pick up items, walk away without cards, cash or checkout at CES 2018

What if LiDAR sensors can be integrated inside the car? AGC Automotive showed its solution "Wideye" at CES 2018, with the partnership of DIBOTICS.

Biosense have developed a non-contact biometric sensor. They demonstrated this by measuring heart metrics from a seat (e.g. a car seat). IDTechEx interviewed Founder & CEO Tom Evans at their booth in the Eureka Park exhibition at CES 2018.

IDTechEx caught up with Sensoria CTO Maurizio Macagno at their booth in the Sands Exhibition hall at CES 2018.

Siren Care Denmark have developed products integrating conductors directly into yarns within textile product.

Thread in Motion (TIM) are a start-up developing smart textile solutions

Xenoma is a spin-off from the University of Tokyo (work from Prof. Someya's lab) that has developed e-Skin, a smart apparel product containing sensors for measuring body motion.

IDTechEx interviewed Andriej Michajlowski from Teslasuit at CES 2018. They have developed a full body haptic suit. They exhibited as part of the UK pavilion in Eureka Park.

Omron Healthcare is a division of Omron, a Japanese electronics company. Omron Healthcare are a leading provider of medical equipment for both professional and consumer use.