Web-based sensor

Carlos, R., Coyle, S., Corcoran, B., Diamond, D., Ward, T. E., McCoy, A., and Daly, K. (2011). Web-based sensor streaming wearable for respiratory monitoring applications. In 2011 IEEE SENSORS Proceedings (pp. 901-3). IEEE. doi 10.1109/ICSENS.2011.6127168. 

Mandal, D., Yoon, S., Kim, K.J., 2011. Origin of piezoelectricity in an electrospun polyfvinylidene fluoride-trifluoroethylene) nanofiber web-based nanogenerator and nano-pressure sensor. Macromol. Rapid Commun. 32,831-837. 

Human Solutions provide technology solutions for a number of areas in the apparel PD process. The company provides body-scanning solutions (both laser-based and depth-sensor-based), 2D and 3D CAD solutions, a web-based sizing and fit solution, a PLM solution, a cut-order planning solution, a marker solution, and a digital virtual try-on solution. 

Finally, geospatial technologies are increasingly able to detect and map phenomena in real time. Traditional mapping has been a slow process and maps may in some cases be years out of date before they are published, distributed, and used. But sensors are now available to monitor and sample properties of the environment at frequent intervals, and Web-based technologies allow such data to be assembled and disseminated almost instantaneously. In future, then, it is conceivable that we will know the complete state of the world at all times. Loop detectors, cameras, GPS, vehicle probes, and RFID can potentially tell us the real-time state of a transportation system, allowing citizens to know the level of congestion and associated... 

Pastorello GZ, Sanchez-Azofeifa GA, Nascimento MA (2011) Enviro-Net from networks of ground-based sensor systems to a web platform for sensor data management. Sensors 11 6454-6479... 

Figure 8.13 (a) Schematic illustration of a nanofiber web-based pressure sensor (left) with... 

The first term of Equation 8.4 comes from the dipole moment of the nanofiber web at constant thickness, which mainly depends on the number of effective dipoles (N ) present in the nanofiber web. The second term is known as the elastic compressibility constant (cry) directly related to the dimensional changes. One of the vital advantages of the nanofiber web-based pressure sensor or generator is that the expected piezoelectric effect is much higher due to the high compressibihty associated with the large thickness change at the identical pressure compared to its film form and to ceramic-based piezoelectric materials. 

Fig. 2.1 Literature review various types of metal oxide-based gas sensors discussed in 2007 (based on a total of 340 papers aveiilable via ISI Web of Science) (Reprinted with permission from Sahner and Tuller (2010). Copyright 2010 Springer)...

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