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Gill Sensors has a lightweight liquid level sensor that is compatible with fuels, oil and coolants. The 4223 comes with standard and custom mounting options, and has a temperature range of -40degC to +125degC. The standard output range is 0.25-4.75V,

As the Covid pandemic continues to escalate, motorsport trade shows have had to be postponed. Yet, despite the global challenges of 2020, racing companies have continued to do what they do best; innovating new ways to maximise racecar performance. As

With over 13,000 sensors sold in Australia, Weed-It optical spot spraying is the best-selling system of its type in the world – and new upgrades have made it better than ever before. Developed by Dutch precision spraying specialists Rometron, the sys

I stumbled across an entry in a ten-year-old logbook the other day. It recorded the fact that the NASA Clipper Wind was not working. I’ve battled with the instrument ever since. This season, the wind direction was way off and the speed didn’t work at

A “pandemic drone” to remotely monitor and detect people with infectious respiratory conditions is being developed by the University of South Australia (UniSA) in partnership with a Canadian company. The drone will be fitted with a specialized sensor

$129 From minut.com Features Noise monitoring, motion detection, temperature, humidity Minut adds a strange combination of smarts to your home. It’s a motion detecting alarm, yes, but it’s also a noise sensor, humidity sensor, and thermometer — and i

Attendees at the Autosport Show were treated to an exclusive look under the bonnet of the new Projekt E fully electric rallycross car, which will support World Rallycross at five rounds in 2020. This racer has a Ford Fiesta MK8 ST bodyshell with a ST

With summer in full swing in North America, finding a way to keep cool is a must. If you’re someone like me who relies on a fan to keep yourself from soaking your clothes in sweat, you’ve probably forgotten to turn it on, or simply wished it’d activa

Forty percent of homeowners will suffer from water damage this year. In fact, you are six times more likely to have a water damage incident than a house fire. It only makes sense, therefore, that there has been an emerging trend over the past year in

Putting a number on suspension movements, lateral and longitudinal acceleration, wheel speeds, rpm, throttle position, line brake pressure, steering angle or rack stroke and gear position are channels that enable you to quantify each of these factors

In a garage in Opunake, a small coastal Taranaki town, is the ‘University of Shed’, where young people can learn about electronics in a practical way. The shed is the brainchild of Andrew Hornblow, and his ‘university’ is where schoolkids pick up som

Engineers power RoboFly by pointing a laser beam at a photovoltaic cell (blue) above the robot. Mark Stone, University of Washington This is one flying insect you don’t want to swat. It doesn’t bite, sting, or spread disease and someday it could be a

“We could evolve these living systems to conceivably sense any biological marker,” said Mark Mimee of MIT.

It’s not easy to remember what you ate a week ago or even the day of, but a new tiny sensor could help doctors keep track of patients’ diets. The sensor, which is designed to be mounted on a tooth, measures 2mm x 2mm, according to a statement from Tu

Researchers at the University of Washington have come up with something seemingly impossible. They have found a way to print objects in 3D and then connect them to the Internet and other objects without their own Wi Fi or batteries, creating, in effe

Do you trust your tap? Depositphotos Do you trust that your drinking water is safe? Recent surveys suggest that nearly half of Americans are unsure. In the wake of environmental tragedies like the Flint water crisis, it's not shocking that many citiz