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The Artificial Sense of Slip
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On Design of Collaborative Mobile Sensor Networks for Deadline-sensitive Mobile Target Detection
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Use of Tapered Optical Fiber Sensors in Study of the Hydration Process of Cement Paste
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Doping characteristics of polycrystalline silicon deposited by chemical transport at atmospheric pressure and its application to MEMS sensor
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Numerical model of the capacitive probe’ capacitance for measuring the external loads transmitted by the bearings’ rolling elements of rotating machines
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Highly Flexible Magnetoelectronic Device Integrated with Embedded Ag Nanoparticle Electrode
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Constant-hue Based Color Filter Array Demosaicking Sensor for Digital Still Camera Implementation
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A CMOS Sensor for Measurement of Cerebral Optical Coefficients using Non-Invasive Frequency Domain Near Infrared Spectroscopy
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A System-Prototype Representing 3D Space via Alternative-Sensing for Visually Impaired Navigation
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An Innovative Strategy for Correctly Interpreting Simultaneous Acquisition of EEG Signals and FMRI Images
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Experimental Study and Implementation of a Novel Digital Closed-loop Control System for Coriolis Mass Flowmeter
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Design and Characterization of High-Voltage NMOS Structures in a 0.5 μm Standard CMOS Process
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