How Objects Could Start Sensing What's Around Them Without Extra Equipment
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How Objects Could Start Sensing What's Around Them Without Extra Equipment
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This week's research explores how the surfaces of everyday objects could be transformed into smarter, more efficient detectors and signal controllers. New research is covering how surfaces can directly sense nearby objects by reading simple electrical changes instead of needing separate receiver hardware. There is also research covering how designers can create surfaces that redirect signals using far less computing power than before. There is also research covering how curved surfaces can switch between being highly visible and nearly invisible to detection systems in real time.Sources:Active Amplifier-Based Sensing Metasurface: http://ieeexplore.ieee.org/document/11540413
Small-Sample Machine Learning-Based Design Framework for Pixelated Reflective Metasurfaces: http://ieeexplore.ieee.org/document/11536844
Broadband and Wide-Angle Conformal Active Metasurface for Continuous and Dynamic RCS Modulation: http://ieeexplore.ieee.org/document/11534899