Jaipur: Researchers from the Central University of Rajasthan (CURAJ) have developed a new sensor that can detect very small amounts of toxic lead ions in drinking water. The team said that the new ...

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Broadband thermal radiation inevitably limits the performance of room-temperature infrared detectors. Here, the authors demonstrate an in-sensor background-offset cancellation mechanism enabled by ...

Conventional vision hardware separates photodetection from computation, incurring substantial latency and energy costs. Chen and Di et al. report an optoelectronic architecture based on a ...

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