The gas sensor market is rapidly expanding, driven by increased concerns about indoor air quality and better technology for detecting and measuring it. Indoor air quality sensing targets gases and ...

The use of gas sensors in detecting, monitoring, and evaluating combustion-related toxic and exhaust gases has attracted much interest. This technique finds practical application at both industrial ...

Protect workers and equipment at oil and gas plants. Gas detection systems are meant to protect workers in oil and gas plants by warning them if there is a toxic or combustible gas leak. Smart sensors ...

It is common to employ gas sensors to monitor environmental contamination and detect low amounts of combustible or explosive gases. Monitoring gases, humidity, and moisture in medical environments, ...

For over four decades, gas-leak-detection sensor tech has remained relatively unchanged and proven costly and often unreliable. Advances have changed the landscape, though, with sensors now including ...

EE Times’ inaugural Green Engineering Summit explored how the industry can help achieve net-zero carbon dioxide emissions through the use of new technologies and innovations. One of the hot topics at ...

Sensors that measure air flow, air quality, and chemical makeup are being deployed increasingly for both indoor and outdoor environmental monitoring, in homes, automobiles, and industrial facilities.

A research team has developed wearable gas sensors that display an instantaneous visual holographic alarm. Gas accidents such as toxic gas leakage in factories, carbon monoxide leakage of boilers, or ...

Gas sensing techniques are continually being investigated to improve selectivity and sensitivity of identifying different types of gases. There are resistive gas sensors, quartz crystal microbalance, ...

As poor air pollution affects 92% of the world's population, there is a growing need for low cost direct pollution measurement in order to combat growing air quality concerns. Chemical gas sensors ...