Sony Files Patent for Needle-Free Glucose Readings That Account for Body Water
Sony has filed for a blood sugar reader that sends faint microwaves into your skin, then corrects the result for how much…
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Sony has filed for a blood sugar reader that sends faint microwaves into your skin, then corrects the result for how much…
Samsung's filing describes a health sensor whose lenses and filters are flat surfaces covered in microscopic pillars, built to ignore the glare…
Samsung's robot rides on several swiveling wheel units, and this patent covers what happens when one of them briefly leaves the floor.…
Apple's filing teaches a laser depth sensor to tell a smudge on its own window from a real object a few inches…
A laser sensor that scans the road ahead can only be as accurate as its laser sweep is straight. Sony's patent describes…
Your robot vacuum already knows your floor plan, but the map it draws can look like it was sketched during an earthquake.…
Gesture controls usually come with homework: learn the moves first, then use them. Google's filing describes a radar device that picks up…
Sony's drone patent teaches a flying robot to be honest about how much it knows: the fewer laser points land on an…
Your fridge could tell you, right there in the produce aisle, that you already have three onions at home and show you…
Tesla has filed a recipe for giving robot hands a sense of touch: print a sensor flat, then heat it into the…
Sensors don't produce clean data everywhere at once, and Sony wants to fix the spots where distortion is most predictable by building…
Sony has filed a patent for a device that first sizes up its environment before deciding what sensor data to send anywhere.…
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