Piezoelectric

Students develop a smart bra for early breast cancer detection
They hope to bring it to market in 2021.
By C. Fisher, 04.03.2020
Ricoh invents super-efficient power-producing rubber
By A. Tarantola, 05.18.2015
The US Army's testing clip-on ray gun attachments for its rifles
By A. Tarantola, 04.24.2015
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Despite its looks, this 3D printed violin (probably) won't kill you
By T. Seppala, 04.05.2015
Smart body panels will let you know when someone dents your car
By J. Fingas, 02.09.2015
Researchers create a headset to turn your jaw into a tiny power plant
By C. Velazco, 09.22.2014
Tiny power plant can charge a pacemaker through heartbeats
By J. Fingas, 01.23.2014
Kyocera piezoelectric film speaker delivers 180-degree sound to thin TVs and tablets (update: live photos)
By J. Fingas, 08.29.2013
Artificial sense of touch gets smarter, lets robots really feel
By J. Volpe, 04.26.2013
Kyocera Smart Sonic receiver transmits call audio through cranial vibrations (video)
By M. Gorman, 02.24.2013
Fujifilm's flexible Beat speaker diaphragm lets us roll up the rhythm
By J. Fingas, 02.01.2013
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GE uses dual piezo jets to keep a Core i7 laptop cool, play a merry tune (hands-on video)
By T. Stevens, 12.12.2012
Researchers harness static electricity from your twitchiness to charge batteries
By S. Dent, 11.20.2012
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Murata Walking Measurement System hands-on
By T. Stevens, 10.03.2012
Georgia Tech develops self-charging battery that marches to the owner's beat
By J. Fingas, 08.19.2012
Georgia Tech scientists developing biology-inspired system to give robot eyes more human-like motion
By B. Heater, 07.07.2012
Researchers use virus's rogue traits to create electricity from motion
By S. Dent, 05.15.2012
Hands-on with Immersion HD Integrator hi-fi haptics
By M. Gorman, 02.23.2012
Mogees uses contact microphone and gesture recognition to create music on any surface (video)
By Z. Lutz, 01.05.2012

Piezoelectric

Students develop a smart bra for early breast cancer detection

Ricoh invents super-efficient power-producing rubber

The US Army's testing clip-on ray gun attachments for its rifles

Despite its looks, this 3D printed violin (probably) won't kill you

Smart body panels will let you know when someone dents your car

Researchers create a headset to turn your jaw into a tiny power plant

Tiny power plant can charge a pacemaker through heartbeats

Kyocera piezoelectric film speaker delivers 180-degree sound to thin TVs and tablets (update: live photos)

Artificial sense of touch gets smarter, lets robots really feel

Kyocera Smart Sonic receiver transmits call audio through cranial vibrations (video)

Fujifilm's flexible Beat speaker diaphragm lets us roll up the rhythm

GE uses dual piezo jets to keep a Core i7 laptop cool, play a merry tune (hands-on video)

Researchers harness static electricity from your twitchiness to charge batteries

Murata Walking Measurement System hands-on

Georgia Tech develops self-charging battery that marches to the owner's beat

Georgia Tech scientists developing biology-inspired system to give robot eyes more human-like motion

Researchers use virus's rogue traits to create electricity from motion

Hands-on with Immersion HD Integrator hi-fi haptics

Mogees uses contact microphone and gesture recognition to create music on any surface (video)

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