In the current wave of information technology, sensors, as the key “tentacles” of information perception and the “mother of data,” have deeply embedded themselves in various fields such as industrial manufacturing, healthcare, daily consumption, environmental monitoring, and aerospace. Their performance directly affects the operational efficiency and accuracy of various systems. Despite significant achievements over a … Read more
Source: TechSugar Original Author: Liu Hong The TMR (Tunneling Magnetoresistance) sensor is a type of sensor that utilizes quantum phenomena to provide performance advantages over existing sensors, making it a potential replacement for mainstream Hall effect sensors and similar products. What is a Quantum Sensor? Sensors are used to collect data on a range of … Read more
Source: Sensor Expert Network Original Author: Dynamic Sensing In the past decade, technologies such as smartphones, smartwatches, and drones have rapidly entered our lives. In the next decade, various wearable devices, IoT devices, robots, and autonomous vehicles will integrate into our daily routines. Among these, sensor technology, as one of the foundational technologies for these … Read more
Ultralight dark photons are a promising candidate for dark matter. When coupled with standard model photons through a dynamical mixing mechanism, coherent electromagnetic waves are expected to be induced by dark photons, and spatial correlations should occur within the de Broglie wavelength of the dark photons. In this context, a team led by Professor Peng … Read more
Non-Hermitian systems can be used as an effective description of the short-term behavior of open quantum systems, and they are widely used to describe dissipative or non-reciprocal optical and acoustic systems. In recent years, non-Hermitian systems have received widespread attention from theoretical and experimental scientists, and have been realized in various experimental platforms such as … Read more