A tire temperature monitoring system, method, and associated devices for installation into a vehicle. The system and method adapted to determine the optimal tire temperature for increased vehicle performance through the collection of tire temperature, various external conditions, historical data, and predictive algorithms to inform a user to the optimal temperature through a visual display.

An element includes a loop antenna configured to include first and second metal lines on a surface of a substrate on or from which terahertz waves are incident or emitted, and a rectifying element or an oscillation element electrically connected to the first and second metal lines. The element has a facing section at which a first surface of a first end not connected to the rectifying element or the oscillation element at an end of the first metal line faces a second surface of a second end not connected to the rectifying element or the oscillation element at an end of the second metal line, a direction in which the first surface faces the second surface is a direction in which the first end extends and is a direction intersecting a direction in which the second end extends.

An element includes a loop antenna configured to include first and second metal lines on a surface of a substrate on or from which terahertz waves are incident or emitted, and a rectifying element or an oscillation element electrically connected to the first and second metal lines. The element has a facing section at which a first surface of a first end not connected to the rectifying element or the oscillation element at an end of the first metal line faces a second surface of a second end not connected to the rectifying element or the oscillation element at an end of the second metal line, a direction in which the first surface faces the second surface is a direction in which the first end extends and is a direction intersecting a direction in which the second end extends.

There is provided a thermometer structure including a circuit board, an infrared thermometer, a heat sink and a metal block. The infrared thermometer is arranged on the circuit board and electrically connected thereto. The heat sink is arranged on the circuit board and covers the infrared thermometer. The metal block is in contact with at least one of the circuit board and the heat sink to stabilize a local temperature of the thermometer structure.

There is provided a thermometer structure including a circuit board, an infrared thermometer, a heat sink and a metal block. The infrared thermometer is arranged on the circuit board and electrically connected thereto. The heat sink is arranged on the circuit board and covers the infrared thermometer. The metal block is in contact with at least one of the circuit board and the heat sink to stabilize a local temperature of the thermometer structure.

The present invention relates to a passive terahertz biometric imaging device configured to be arranged under an at least partially transparent display panel and configured to capture a terahertz image of an object located on an opposite side of the transparent display panel, the terahertz biometric imaging device comprising: an image sensor comprising an antenna pixel array arranged to detect terahertz radiation produced by the object, for capturing a terahertz image of the object.

The present invention relates to a passive terahertz biometric imaging device configured to be arranged under an at least partially transparent display panel and configured to capture a terahertz image of an object located on an opposite side of the transparent display panel, the terahertz biometric imaging device comprising: an image sensor comprising an antenna pixel array arranged to detect terahertz radiation produced by the object, for capturing a terahertz image of the object.

A wireless asphalt measuring system is disclosed herein. The system takes thermal data of the asphalt via a thermal camera and distance data from a distance measuring instrument. A processing unit then calculates a metric, such as yield, based on the thermal data and distance data. The distance measuring instrument may communicate wirelessly to the processing unit and the processing unit may communicate to a local device or via the internet, eliminating the possibility of wires being damaged and rendering the system inoperable.

A wireless asphalt measuring system is disclosed herein. The system takes thermal data of the asphalt via a thermal camera and distance data from a distance measuring instrument. A processing unit then calculates a metric, such as yield, based on the thermal data and distance data. The distance measuring instrument may communicate wirelessly to the processing unit and the processing unit may communicate to a local device or via the internet, eliminating the possibility of wires being damaged and rendering the system inoperable.

The present disclosure is a infrared sensor capable of being integrated into a IR focal plane array. It includes of a CMOS based readout circuit with preamplification, noise filtering, and row/column address control. Using either a microbolometer device structure with either a thermal sensing element of vanadium oxide or amorphous silicon, a nanocomposite is fabricated on top of either of these materials comprising aligned or unaligned carbon nanotube films with IR trans missive layer of silicon nitride followed by one to five monolayers of graphene. These layers are connected in series minimizing the noise sources and enhancing the NEDT of each film. The resulting IR sensor is capable of NEDT of less than 1 mK. The wavelength response is from 2 to 12 microns. The approach is low cost using a process that takes advantage of the economies of scale of wafer level CMOS.