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Detectors and sensors

Detectors and sensors

Perovskite sensor sees more like the human eye

18 Jan 2021 Isabelle Dumé
image for retinomorphic sensor
Bio-inspired design for photosensitive perovskite-based capacitors could enable light sensors that respond only to movement. (Courtesy: Pixabay)
A new type of sensor that closely mimics how the human eye responds to changing visual stimuli could

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