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Startup ChipSensors puts wireless sensors on chips
ChipSensors has unveiled a new way for surface of chip to act as a sensor.
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Wow. The surface of the chip itself is acting as a sensor. This will for sure result in lot of new application - because of the cost savings achieved by not putting additional sensors.
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Wow. The surface of the chip itself is acting as a sensor. This will for sure result in lot of new application - because of the cost savings achieved by not putting additional sensors.