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The biggest challenge for data acquisition using sensors is understanding what you are measuring and getting the right sensor for the job.

Building operations account for 30% of global final energy consumption, with almost half of this energy demand used for space and water heating according to statistics from the International Energy Agency.

Goal: design and print a high-performance ultra-high frequency (UHF) RFID tag using precision dispensing of nano copper ink on a paper substrate.

A growing desire for continuous data collection, real-time information, and connectivity has resulted in increased demand for electronic functionalities that are fully integrated in everyday objects.

Before the First World War, military forces attached radio antennas to kites to send them to the heights needed to get a signal and successfully transmit messages.

The EU Parliament’s first ever Directive focused on electric vehicle (EV) batteries misses a major opportunity to extract the maximum environmental benefit of end-of-life units.

Advancements powered by AI are coming thick and fast. Not only are tangible results being unveiled regularly, but artificial intelligence has gone mainstream, frequently dominating the news cycle and being utilised by more and more people in everyday life.

Industrial organisations can push decarbonisation forward by shifting process heater systems from fossil fuel-burning to electric.

The way we move around has changed in the last decade, in both urban and rural environments. We are also beginning to change our attitudes towards vehicle ownership. 

Few sectors are more important than telecommunications. Responsible for keeping us connected with people, businesses, and public services, keeping telecom services online is essential.