Nano Sensors
Nano sensors can also be known as chemical sensors or mechanical sensors. Our modern lives rely on sensors to allow society to run smoothly. Sensors in the road detect cars at traffic lights and adjust the flow through intersections accordingly. Sensors at shopping malls detect your presence and open doors to allow you to enter. Sensors measure the water level in your washing machine and ensure it doesn’t overflow. Using nanomaterial to build sensors in several ways, including the following sensors using semiconductor nanowire detection elements, semiconducting carbon nanotubes like carbon nanotubes and nanowires that detect bacteria or viruses, Nano cantilevers.
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