Sensors

BeBop Sensors announced that it has integrated the exclusively designed BeBop Sensors Forte Data Glove affordable all-day wireless VR/AR product with the Oculus Quest for the world's first all-in-one VR enterprise training and design system.

In this article series we explore various trends in camera hardware technology, primarily focusing on trends that relate to autonomous driving.

IDTechEx Analysts Share 5 Key Lessons from Healthcare Sensor Innovations 2019. Healthcare Sensor Innovations 2019 was a conference and table-top exhibition organized by IDTechEx, a market intelligence and events company. The event was held over 25-26 September 2019 in Cambridge, United Kingdom and attracted over 185 delegates from over 23 countries. Forty speakers from the healthcare, electronics, and materials industries shared their progress in wearables and sensors for point-of-care diagnostics and continuous monitoring. IDTechEx technology analysts Dr Nadia Tsao and Dr Ivan De Backer explore the technology developments and market trends presented at Healthcare Sensor Innovations 2019.

IDTechEx Launchpad will showcase innovations from 12 start-up companies at the IDTechEx Show! held in Santa Clara Convention Center, CA, USA (www.IDTechEx.com/USA). All winners will be showing a new working prototype or product, many for the first time.

FoodMarble - a company based in Dublin, Ireland - has developed a portable breath analysis device to determine which foods are the source of issues for people with irritable bowel syndrome (IBS).

Applied Nanodetectors has developed a portable breath analysis device for the monitoring of COPD and asthma progression. It is designed for early detection of disease and event prevention to provide better treatment solutions to patients. Early detection of respiratory diseases is a challenge and now that breath analysis has become a recognised diagnostics method by the NHS, there is an opportunity for Applied Nanodetectors' technology to improve standards of care

InnovationLab is based in Heidelberg, Germany. It has facilities in Denmark, Norway, Dubai and San Francisco as well as a production site in construction in Wiesloch, Germany.

Henkel is a chemical and consumer goods company headquartered in Düsseldorf, Germany. It is known for its adhesive technologies as well as beauty, laundry and home care products.

Mr Steven Serneels, Co-founder & Chairman of the Board at Iristick, delivered a presentation at Healthcare Sensor Innovations Cambridge 2019. The company, based in Belgium, has developed a pair of smart safety glasses for remote monitoring and assistance.

In this article series we explore various trends in camera hardware technology, primarily focusing on trends that relate to autonomous driving.

Ynvisible Interactive Inc announces a partnership with Invisense AB, a world technological leader for passive humidity sensors. The agreement between the companies establishes Ynvisible as the preferred manufacturing partner for Invisense's growing range of humidity sensor products.

IDTechEx spoke to Dr Nigel Whittle, Head of Healthcare & Medical at Plextek. This company is ISO13485-certified, was founded in 1988 and employs circa 70 technologists. It develops electronic devices revolving around sensing, data collection & communications. It often works with clients to aid in the development of their product.

Nissha GSI Technologies is a contract manufacturer of printed electronic components. GSI is based in Chicago and is part of Nissha, a Japanese company involved in industrial materials, medical technologies and other markets.

Founded over 165 years ago, Lohmann Technologies is a leader in adhesive tape and bonding technology. It has sales partners in more than 50 countries. Its product portfolio ranges from adhesive tapes and structural bonding films to high-tech die-cuts.

Zimmer & Peacock develops and manufactures biosensors for healthcare applications.

IDTechEx's Healthcare Sensor Innovations was held in the University of Cambridge's Clare College on September 25th and 26th, 2019. This was the first edition of the annual Healthcare Sensor Innovations event.

LEAP Technology, a company based in Denmark specialising in the customisation and supply of stretch sensors for motion capture, was also exhibiting at the event.

IDTechEx spoke to Antti Backman, CEO of Delektre, who delivered a presentation at the event. This company offers consultancy, research and development services for electronic device manufacturers but also creates its own products.

IDTechEx interviewed Comftech, an Italian start-up based in Monza, Italy.

IDTechEx spoke to Mary Sona, Business Development Manager at Holst Centre.