The Nnoxx One wearable device that tracks biomarkers in the body can be worn by professional athletes and casual gym-goers, said Nnoxx. It uses a range of sensors to measure nitric oxide (NO) and muscle oxygenation (SmO2) levels during exercise. (Nitric oxide increases blood flow oxygen delivery to the heart, brain and muscles.)
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3D-circuits technology shrinks medical wearable devices
3D-MID (mechatronic integrated devices, also known as 3D-circuits) technology integrates circuits directly into three-dimensional thermoplastic substrates, said Harting. This can shrink the circuitry and end product, for example, the housing of a hearing aid can be used to support the circuitry, replacing a separate circuit board.
Micro-thermal camera module adds wide angle to Lepton camera series
Claimed to be the world’s first micro-thermal camera module with a wide 160 degree field of view (FoV), the Lepton UW is small enough to fit on the tip of a finger. Introduced by Teledyne FLIR, part of Teledyne Technologies, the wide module can be used for fire detection, process monitoring, and people counting.
Prophesee claims event-based vision sensor is world’s smallest
Claimed to be the world’s smallest and most power efficient event-based vison sensor, the GenX320 brings intelligence, privacy and safety to consumer edge AI devices, claimed Prophesee.
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