In today's rapidly advancing technology, biosensing technology, as a cutting-edge technology, is gradually demonstrating its enormous potential and value. It is not only a perfect combination of biology and electronic technology, but also a bridge connecting the biological world and the digital world. By detecting biochemical reactions and biomolecules within living organisms, biosensing technology can convert biological information into quantifiable electrical or optical signals, providing unprecedented convenience and accuracy for multiple fields such as medical diagnosis, environmental monitoring, and food safety. This article will delve into the definition, current development status, and future trends of biosensing technology, in order to provide readers with a comprehensive and in-depth understanding.

The research team led by Lv Yi from Sichuan University has published an important research result in the international journal Analytical Chemistry (Anal. Chem. 2024, 96, 11239-11246). This study successfully developed a high-temperature catalytic luminescence (CTL) sensor system based on gadolinium oxide (Gd2O3). This system can quickly and sensitively detect and distinguish six common aldehyde molecules, providing an innovative and low-cost solution for efficient detection of volatile organic compounds (VOCs), with broad prospects for environmental monitoring and health applications.

From accelerometers and gyroscopes in smartphones, to temperature and pressure sensors in industrial automation, to heart rate and blood oxygen sensors in medical monitoring equipment, sensors are everywhere, providing valuable data support for our lives, work, and scientific research. Among the performance indicators of these sensors, sampling rate is undoubtedly a core and critical concept. This article aims to explore in depth the connotation, importance, and impact of sensor sampling rate on various fields.

On December 4, 2024, at the VIP+D708 booth in Hall 3 of Shenzhen International Convention and Exhibition Center, a highly anticipated military civilian dual-use technology and equipment expo was grandly opened. As a domestically produced sensor company with independent and controllable capabilities, Senser Technology has been warmly invited by our partner, Pioneer Precision, to participate in this grand event together.

Sensor technology, as a key support in fields such as the Internet of Things, intelligent manufacturing, and intelligent transportation, is undergoing unprecedented changes. The continuous emergence of emerging sensors not only broadens the application scope of technology, but also brings revolutionary changes to various industries. This article will delve into five of the most promising emerging sensors, revealing their technical principles, application prospects, and potential impacts in future technological fields.

In the aviation field, as the "heart" of an aircraft, the performance and reliability of the engine are directly related to the safety and efficiency of flight. With the continuous development of technology, engine sensors, as important tools for monitoring and controlling engine status, have become an indispensable part of modern aviation technology. This article will delve into the application of engine sensors in the aviation field, revealing their important role in ensuring flight safety and efficiency.