About 11,500 push buttons across Singapore will be replaced with microwave sensors from 2025. ... LTA tested two types of sensors – an infrared sensor and another that uses microwaves.

Starting in the fourth quarter of 2025, the republic’s Land Transport Authority (LTA) will replace its 11,500 mechanical pedestrian push buttons with touchless microwave sensors.

Since their advent in the 1970s, thermal imagers—sensors that use the mid- and long-range IR spectrum (3.5 to 5, 7.5 to 14 microns) to cut through night, fog, and smoke—have been slowly but ...

Researchers have developed a smart sensor for DARPA that’s capable of identifying infrared -- without having to have its own power source. Skip to main content Menu ...

Called Microbot Push, the device is a height-adjustable button that clips on to devices and can be programmed to perform a simple press motion when commanded over the internet. TechCrunch Desktop ...

Mechanical push buttons at pedestrian crossings will soon be replaced by touchless sensors, making them a thing of the past. The Land Transport Authority (LTA) announced this on Sunday (Oct 20 ...

He put an infrared sensor in the top of a microwave, installed a screen in the door, and created a solution for anyone who has experienced the pain of biting into a microwaved burrito that’s ...

On the right is an infrared sensor that will detect when a pedestrian waves his hand in front of it. A contactless button at Tampines Street 86, close to Block 879A. ST PHOTO: ONG WEE JIN ...