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Noise-resilient exceptional point sensing with immunity to undesired perturbations. [PDF]
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Silent Signals: Correlating Plant Bioelectric Activity with Human Emotional States via Wearable Sensing. [PDF]
Biomimetics (Basel)Gloor PA.
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Sex-based effects of shock energy exposure in warfighters. [PDF]
Sci RepSutter M, Johnson C.
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An integrated wireless deep-UV sensing system for intelligent early fire detection. [PDF]
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An integrated inductive proximity sensor
, 1999 Inductive proximity sensors are widely used for the contactless measurement of object or target displacement and position in numerous technical products and systems. They are found in various application domains such as transportation, robots, assembly lines, telecommunication or security.
Passeraub, Philippe Alfons
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Proceedings of the 15th international conference on Human-computer interaction with mobile devices and services, 2013
In this paper we report on a participatory design study with young girls. Our goal was to create a mobile phone app to display the spatial proximity of friends in an abstract and privacy-aware manner. A group of 16 girls worked along the user-centred design process to create initial paper-based designs of an app that respects one's friends privacy ...
Heiko Müller 0002 +4 more
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In this paper we report on a participatory design study with young girls. Our goal was to create a mobile phone app to display the spatial proximity of friends in an abstract and privacy-aware manner. A group of 16 girls worked along the user-centred design process to create initial paper-based designs of an app that respects one's friends privacy ...
Heiko Müller 0002 +4 more
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Design of a mechanical proximity sensor
Proceedings. 1986 IEEE International Conference on Robotics and Automation, 1986SUMMARYA proximity sensor using a mechanical contact principle is under development for robotic applications. Good discrimination between contact loads and inertial windage loads is essential. Rugged design and easy replacement of sensing elements is also necessary.
Edward N. Schiebel +2 more
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2010 IEEE Sensors, 2010
This paper introduces a novel tactile sensor with the ability to detect objects in the sensor's near proximity. For both tasks, the same capacitive sensing principle is used. The tactile part of the sensor provides a tactile sensor array enabling the sensor to gather pressure profiles of the mechanical contact area.
Goeger, D., Blankertz, M., Woern, H.
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This paper introduces a novel tactile sensor with the ability to detect objects in the sensor's near proximity. For both tasks, the same capacitive sensing principle is used. The tactile part of the sensor provides a tactile sensor array enabling the sensor to gather pressure profiles of the mechanical contact area.
Goeger, D., Blankertz, M., Woern, H.
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