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Humans can detect buried objects without touching them

Humans can ‘feel’ hidden objects under sand from 2.76 inches away, revealing the surprising power of remote touch.
IEEE

Linear Array Sensor-Based Vision System for Shaft Radial Vibration Sensing Using Projection Fringe

Abstract: To adapt the demands of the high-speed and real-time dynamic measurements, a linear array sensor (LAS) and projection fringe-based vision system was proposed to measure the radial vibration ...

This 'game-changer' exercise plate can transform a 15-minute workout — and it's 53% off on Amazon

It has a 450-pound weight limit and measures roughly 15” by 23” by 6.3”, so it’s easy to store when not in use. The Taevno ...

Syntiant Delivers Full-Stack, Embodied AI to Real-World Users at CES 2026, Bringing Intelligence to Where People Live, Work and Play

Syntiant Corp., the recognized leader in low-power edge AI deployment, will unveil demos at CES 2026 illustrating how its ultra-low-power Neural Decision Processors (NDPs), sensors and ML models ...
IEEE

GNSS Coexistence Experiments Using a Vibrating Intrinsic Reverberation Chamber

Abstract: There is no standardized way of performing radiated global navigation satellite system (GNSS) coexistence tests. ETSI 303 413 describes a radiated measurement technique of testing GNSS ...