Manufacturing a Blade Traffic Sensor
Manufacturing a blade traffic sensor in the Traffic Lab at UC Irvine
Pictured: Sarah Hernandez and Hang Liu
Pictured: Sarah Hernandez and Hang Liu
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Monitoring a Pregnancy at Home With a Smartphone This wearable device provides real-time ECG monitoring of a fetus
“Lullaby was made to push the boundaries of the field by creating an algorithm that could process high-resolution ECG in real time and on a wearable device,” explains Daniel Jilani, an undergraduate researcher at University of California, Irvine, who co-led the development of this technology. Read More
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Multiaxis Inertial Measurement Unit (IMU)
Multiaxis inertial measurement unit (IMU) created using a folded MEMS approach. The technology is expected to enable miniature systems for high-performance inertial navigation and guidance. Photo by: Alexander Trusov -
Microscopy reveals mantis shrimp’s shock-absorbing secrets
A team led by University of California, Irvine, materials scientist David Kisailus has analyzed the impact-resistant coating on the shrimp’s dactyl club. Using transmission electron microscopy and atomic force microscopy the researchers made a 3D map of the club’s surface layer.
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Microscale Spherical Shell Gyroscope
Microscale spherical shell gyroscope fabricated using a wafer-level glass blowing process. Photo by: Alexander Trusov