The sensor, developed by a scientist at The University of Manchester, can reliably detect even the tiniest amounts of hydrogen in seconds. It is small, affordable, and energy-efficient—and its ...

Interestingly, this sensor rapidly detects minute hydrogen concentrations within seconds. Moreover, the device surpasses commercial alternatives with its small size, affordability, and low power ...

The sensor can therefore work both highly efficiently and undisturbed, enabling it to meet the rigorous demands of the automotive industry - to be capable of detecting 0.1 percent hydrogen in the air ...

NIU says the sensors could be used in hydrogen-powered vehicles, as well as space stations, mining and medical devices. R&D Magazine named this ultra-fast hydrogen sensor one of the Top 100 ...

Also, the scientists reported that the enhanced sensors are sensitive enough to detect hydrogen levels as low as 25 parts per million (ppm), far below hydrogen's lower explosive limit around ...

E-Vehicle Semiconductor, which specializes in automotive sensor chips, has entered the supply chain for South Korean hydrogen vehicles, according to company chairman Jeffrey Ho.

Thomas Röttinger, CEO of Angst+Pfister Sensors and Power AG, said: "We are thrilled to partner with H2scan and bring their pioneering hydrogen sensing technology to the German and the Swiss market.

In other words, our sensor can detect hydrogen in the air at a concentration below 2%, while the lower explosive threshold of a mixture of hydrogen and oxygen is about 4%, " Pavel Postnikov says.