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Smoke sensors warned us of the fire.

Some sensors are copied straight from the racetrack.

Wireless sensors can be added to a structure much more easily, quickly and cheaply than wired sensors.

The NXT contains a microprocessor with flash memory and has ports for sensors and motors.

Platforms to integrate the data streams from all kinds of sensors are another new market.

Four pins means you can have four sensors, say two temperature sensors, one for ambient and the other for panel temperature, a light sensor, and a wind speed sensor.

When building a robot, you must consider the sensors, the effectors, and the control system as a whole.

Proteins then build up on the sensors, affecting their operation and reducing the useful lifespan of the lens.

For now, the system consists of six electromyography (EMG) sensors and two ground electrodes ringing the upper right forearm that sense finger movement in the right hand.

As the capabilities of digital devices soar and prices plummet, sensors and gadgets are digitising lots of information that was previously unavailable.

As Google explains it, its automated cars use video cameras, radar sensors and a laser range finder to "see" other traffic and detailed maps to navigate the road ahead.

The XSS-11 was designed to be able to autonomously rendezvous with another satellite and observe it at close range with a variety of sensors, including high resolution LIDAR mapping.

As soon as a would-be molester attacks, the GPS sensors in the lingerie are activated and send an emergency call to the police as well as to the potential victim's emergency contact Numbers.

Networks of such sensors improve the accuracy of the systems.

The large spindly automatons employ advanced sensors and parallax signal tracing dishes to track down targets.

The resulting technology will allow unattended ground sensors to be launched into target areas from a distance.

He has a grant to develop a "mosquito flashlight" designed to knock out the bugs' eye-like sensors.

The Hubble Space Telescope began its outer-space adventures in April 1990, but by the early 2000s its batteries were drained and its sensors weren't, well, sensing.

NanoSAR is light enough that it could be added to the craft without pulling off other sensors, giving it the ability to spy through fog, haze, dust and camouflage.

One is about improving the new sensors.

Smartphones are packed with sensors, measuring everything from the user's location to the ambient light.

While most conventional airborne radars rely on some form of mechanically scanned antenna to transmit and receive signals, active electronically scanned array (AESA) sensors employ a fixed aperture.

Modern F1 cars are fitted with hundreds of sensors that amass data on key parameters, such as throttle, braking and acceleration, and then send them back to the pits.

These sensors feed data to force generators which cancel out vibrations as they arise in the frame of the helicopter.

Green Goose has plans for other similar sensors.

The result, as an American general has put it, is that the armed forces could soon be “swimming in sensors and drowning in data”.