Novel device for low light combines light sensing and computing to save energy.

A four-year defense project, led by Lynred, is first to see EU infrared product manufacturers jointly acquire access to advanced CMOS technology to design new infrared...

The sensor consists of many metal nanoparticles that work together to detect record low levels of hydrogen.

New method can be used for prototyping MEMS devices and manufacturing small- and medium-sized batches.

New device collects an infrared signature that is processed by a computer algorithm.