Tag: The Polytechnic University of Hong Kong (PolyU)

The bioinspired vision sensors developed by Dr Chai's team can adapt to varying brightness with an effective range of up to 199 dB. The human retina can adapt to environments under sunlight to starlight, with a range of about 160 dB.

New bio-inspired sensors to give machines human-like vision

by FutureIoT Editors

June 6, 2022

These bioinspired sensors could usher in the next generation of artificial-vision systems used in autonomous vehicles and manufacturing, as well ...

Professor Hwa-yaw TAM, Chair Professor of Photonics and Head of the Department of Electrical Engineering, PolyU, and his team made a research breakthrough by developing their novel fibre optic sensors based on an advanced plastic material, opening new possibilities for medical applications.

PolyU’s new biosensor ushers wider smart healthcare applications

by Gigi Onag

July 16, 2021

PolyU also seeks to develop a sensing network that integrates our sensors with emerging technologies like the wireless Internet-of-Things.

Smart devices help HK fight against new coronavirus

by Gigi Onag

February 14, 2020

Researchers from HKUST and PolyU have created automated diagnostic devices that can detect up to 40 pathogens for infectious respiratory ...

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