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| Researchers from the Human Media Lab at Queens University in Kingston, Canada, have developed a holographic, flexible smartphone. The Holofl...
| On show at this year’s Sensor + Test 2016 measurement fair in Nuremburg was the latest SHT3x range of humidity sensors from Sensirion. In a...
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