Description
Murata showcases a range of sensing and acoustic technologies addressing precision spatial tracking, biomedical signal capture, structural maintenance, and acoustic transmission. Central to the human-interface demonstration is a 6DOF hand-tracking glove that integrates compact 3D magnetic field emitting coils alongside low-frequency LF antenna receiver components positioned directly at the fingertips. By generating a localized magnetic field and measuring induced power across multi-axis sensor coils, the hardware calculates individual finger positions in three-dimensional space with spatial accuracy down to 0.5 mm, delivering high-fidelity motion capture without optical line-of-sight constraints. https://www.murata.com/
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In biomedical applications, high-sensitivity biosensors demonstrate the detection of minute bodily substances and vital biometric signals from human tissue. The transducer design focuses on capturing subtle biological changes with minimal noise interference, enabling non-invasive physiological monitoring in medical and wearable instrumentation.
Addressing civil engineering and disaster resilience requirements, specialized infrastructure monitoring sensors provide low-effort maintenance diagnostics for aging bridges, tunnels, and public works. In seismic-prone environments, deploying distributed structural stability sensing arrays allows engineering teams to detect structural fatigue and evaluate integrity after seismic events without labor-intensive manual inspections.
Demonstrating acoustic wave manipulation, engineered acoustic metamaterials enable ultrasound transmission through solid barriers that conventionally block acoustic energy. While standard metal plates reflect ultrasound pulses completely, applying this metamaterial structure across the surface allows ultrasonic acoustic wave transmission of up to 67 percent, unlocking non-destructive testing and acoustic communication through sealed metal enclosures.