Samsung Patents a Pressure Sensor That Knows When It's Broken
Most sensors can tell you when they detect something. Samsung's new patent describes one that can also tell you when it's stopped…
Fingerprint readers, pulse monitors, lidar, and everything else that lets devices measure the world. We track each sensor filing as it lands.
Fingerprint readers, pulse monitors, lidar, and everything else that lets devices measure the world. We track each sensor filing as it lands.
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Most sensors can tell you when they detect something. Samsung's new patent describes one that can also tell you when it's stopped…
Instead of typing a PIN or scanning a QR code to connect a new device, Apple is exploring a system where your…
Most light sensors are fixed at one sensitivity level, which means they either miss faint signals or get overwhelmed by bright ones.…
Samsung is patenting an air conditioner that doesn't just follow a timer, it figures out on its own when you've gone to…
Meta is designing a wristband that reads electrical signals from your muscles, and it needs the sensors to land in exactly the…
Meta is working on a wristband that reads the electrical signals your muscles send when you move your fingers, and this patent…
Streaming a three-dimensional scene, like a sports replay you can walk around in or a lidar map from a self-driving car, takes…
Meta is building wristbands that can read the electrical signals your muscles produce, and this patent reveals a specific trick for making…
Two sensors watching the same room but running at different speeds create a subtle but real problem: the data they produce doesn't…
Before any part goes into a Tesla, it has to survive the temperature equivalent of a polar plunge after a sauna. Tesla…
Samsung is patenting a projector that figures out whether it's aimed at a wall or a floor, then automatically switches certain sensors…
Stars have been used for navigation for thousands of years. Qualcomm wants to use them to keep your device's sensors honest.
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