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MEMS Sensors
HVACMEMS Sensors
Thursday - September 4, 2025
How MEMS Gauge Pressure Sensors Can Reduce VAV Controller Costs
In modern building design, energy efficiency and occupant comfort are top priorities. One technology that plays a critical role in achieving both is the Variable Air Volume (VAV) system. Commonly used in commercial buildings, VAV systems offer a smarter, more flexible alternative to traditional HVAC setups, providing improved zone-level control and significant energy savings. How […]
Ohlan Silpachai
Humanoid RobotsMEMS Sensors
Tuesday - September 2, 2025
Bringing Tactile Feedback to Robotic Hands
Humanoid robots are pushing the boundaries of engineering by mimicking not just human movement but also human sensation. While mechanical articulation and facial expressions are now common among advanced humanoids, replicating the human sense of touch remains an elusive milestone. This gap is particularly evident in robotic hands, where sensitivity and dexterity are essential for […]
Ohlan Silpachai
MedicalMEMS SensorsPressure Sensors
Wednesday - January 22, 2025
Sensors for Hospital Beds Help Prevent Pressure Ulcers
The US healthcare system is witnessing high demand on existing infrastructure from the expanding aging population. The U.S Census Bureau cited that by 2030, all baby boomers will be at least 65 years old which means one in every five residents will meet the retirement age. The National Center for Biotechnology Information (NCBI) predicts that […]
Ohlan Silpachai
Consumer TechnologyMEMS Sensors
Wednesday - November 6, 2024
Tracking Water Consumption with Sensors
Water accounts for approximately 60% of a person’s body weight. The human brain and heart contain an even higher percentage of water at over 73%[1]. It is important for people to drink the recommended amount of water each day in order to maintain proper hydration levels for optimal health. Unfortunately, an iDrink device to monitor […]
Ohlan Silpachai
HVACMEMS Sensors
Tuesday - March 19, 2024
MEMS Technology Supports Efficient HVAC Systems
Energy saving has been implemented in the past due to a sense of crisis over the depletion of future natural resources. In recent years, energy saving efforts have been further strengthened from the perspective of global warming countermeasures, such as greenhouse gas reductions, and decarbonization. Concerns about energy security and energy instability in current global […]
Ohlan Silpachai
MEMS SensorsRobotics
Monday - January 8, 2024
Grass Bag Fill Sensor for Robotic Mowers
A lawn mower is one of the most effective equipment for keeping grassy lawns trimmed and beautiful. Some mowers come with an alert to let the operator know when the grass bag is full, thus preventing a trail of mulch on the lawn that would require manual raking. While using a traditional mower without a […]
Ohlan Silpachai
Health and WellnessMEMS Sensors
Monday - August 7, 2023
MEMS Technology Supports Advanced Healthcare Innovation
Healthcare providers around the world are wrestling with multiple challenges. Amid rising demand for services, the sector faces recruitment and cost problems that leave managers under increasing pressure to do more with less. Healthcare experts see a potential solution in IoT technology. Using microelectromechanical systems (MEMS) to miniaturize sensors, this could improve diagnostic services and […]
Ohlan Silpachai
Building AutomationMEMS Sensors
Monday - January 30, 2023
Smart Building HVAC Automation is Driven by Sensors
Cost management is top-of-mind for many facility and building managers, and HVAC systems are responsible for a significant portion of operating expenses. Smart building automation has a role to play in keeping these costs under control. It can prevent over-cooling and under-heating, and can reduce system downtime and maintenance costs by tracking trends and initiating predictive maintenance. The key is to use the right monitoring […]
Kevin Haupt
MedicalMEMS Sensors
Monday - January 9, 2023
Cost Effective Flow Sensing Solution for Positive Airway Pressure Devices
Obstructive Sleep Apnea (OSA) is a common breathing disorder that occurs while individuals are . While we’re sleeping, our airwards are typically more relaxed. Sleep apnea can cause narrowing and collapsing of the airways during this relaxed state interrupting normal breathing. There are many people living with OSA – about 5-10% of people worldwide. Many […]
Ohlan Silpachai