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Digital farming is a developing concept in the field of agriculture. Unlike conventional methods, where the farmers decision making is based on his/her intuition, digital farming provides quantitative suggestion. The data collected using various enabling technologies helps the farmers in recognising outlines, based on which strategic de...

Opportunities for chemical, biological, radiological, nuclear, and explosive (CBRNE) threat agent detection systems are being largely driven by increasing threats of terrorist attacks. Chemical threats involve use of harmful and toxic industrial chemicals or materials and release of poisonous gases. Biological threats include premeditated attacks b...

Advanced edge AI sensors solutions are rapidly transforming industrial operations by integrating adaptability, intelligence, and precision into core processes across various sectors, including consumer electronics, manufacturing, automotive, and agriculture. Continuous advancements in sensor hardware and AI-based decision-making are reshaping the c...

Multimodal sensor fusion is an advanced perception technology that combines data from multiple sensors, including cameras, LiDAR, radar, ultrasonic sensors, thermal cameras, and inertial measurement units (IMUs), to give robots and autonomous systems a more accurate, reliable, and comprehensive understanding of their environment. It overcomes the l...

Hybrid vision systems (HVS) are positioned to substantially impact perception-driven applications across a diverse array of sectors, including robotics, manufacturing, logistics, mobility, surveillance, and agriculture. By intricately combining the geographical precision of LiDAR with the semantic intelligence of advanced imaging systems, these inn...

The Big 4 sensors—pressure, flow, temperature and level—measure parameters that are most critical to both process and discrete field monitoring applications. This research service analyzes the global market for flow, level, pressure, and temperature sensors and transmitters and offers a quantitative model with revenues and forecasts for the flow, l...

Smart sensors employs microelectromechanical systems (MEMS) and very-large-scale integration (VLSI) technology to function effectively. A smart sensor is a device that receives input from the physical world, and upon detection, leverages internal computing power to carry out predefined actions to provide optimized output. Key operations of smart se...

Sensors have the potential to transform any industry owing to the various benefits associated with them. Traditionally, different types of sensors have been deployed for homeland security, which are however undergoing advancements to develop newer technologies such as electronic noses (e-noses) and electronic tongues (e-tongues), which have the cap...