The new AS6223 temperature sensor from ams OSRAM is designed for compact, battery-powered devices that fit seamlessly into everyday life. The sensor comes in a package smaller than one square millimetre — barely bigger than a poppy seed — while maintaining an accuracy of ±0.09 °C. This makes it easy to integrate temperature measurement into wearables such as smartwatches, rings, or medical patches.
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ST launches three-in-one motion sensor for industrial IoT applications
ST has revealed the ISM6HG256X, a tiny three-in-one motion sensor for data-hungry industrial IoT applications, serving as an additional catalyst for edge AI advancement. This smart IMU sensor uniquely combines simultaneous detection of low-g (±16g) and high-g (±256g) accelerations with a high performance and stable gyroscope within a single compact package, ensuring no critical event—from subtle motion or vibrations to severe shocks—is ever missed.
u-blox introduces the NORA-B27 Bluetooth LE module
u-blox has introduced the NORA-B27, the latest addition to their NORA-B2 family of Bluetooth Low Energy modules. Designed with u-connectXpress for scalability and ease of integration, the NORA-B27 provides a cost-optimised solution ideal for battery-powered, high-volume IoT applications such as sensor hubs, beacons, cable-replacement links, and mobile device companions.
Connect smart meters, trackers, and sensors with NB IoT Click from Mikroe
NB IoT 6 Click is a compact add-on development board that provides reliable narrowband IoT connectivity for embedded applications. This new Click board from Mikroe, is created around the BC65, a high-performance multi-band NB-IoT module from Quectel with ultra-low power consumption and which is compliant with 3GPP Release 13 and Release 14 standards.
Comments Nebojsa Matic, CEO of Mikroe: “This new Click board enables enable designers to prove that they can connect smart meters, asset trackers, and sensors over long distances, then begin full product development immediately without having to learn new tools or pay for expensive development kits.”
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