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  • Writer, Freelance
  • Contributor, Fierce Sensors
  • Content Manager, Quantum News Nexus
  • None, Fierce Electronics
  • None, Fierce Sensors, Freelance
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Shot Down By A Drone, Rescued By A Drone

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By Dan O'Shea Verified
| RealClear Defense
The military defines Personnel Recovery (PR) as the sum of military, diplomatic, and civil efforts to recover and reintegrate isolated personnel. Driven by the moral imperative to "Leave No One Behind", it aims to preserve critical human resources and deny adversaries intelligence or propaganda leverage in a world driven by instant coverage and viral social media posts. Read Full Article »
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Best of Sensors: Polar ID aims for better face authentication

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By Dan O'Shea Verified
| Fierce Sensors Verified
Usage of biometric face recognition capabilities is growing rapidly, but the technology, particularly when based on 2D cameras or structured light systems, is far from perfect. Metalenz is looking to change that with Polar ID, a meta-surface-enabled polarization Imaging solution that won the award for Best Imaging and Optical Sensing Solution on May 6 in the Sensors Converge 2026 Best of Sensors competition.
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Best of Sensors: MethaneTrack brings realtime gas leak detection

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By Dan O'Shea Verified
| Fierce Sensors Verified
Many oil and gas facilities and other industrial sites often conduct semi-annual surveys to check for methane gas leaks. These site surveys can be time-consuming and costly, and ultimately leave a huge data gap between surveys. NevadaNano’s MethaneTrack Automated Continuous Emissions Monitoring System changes the game for monitoring leaks of methane and other gases with a wireless, real-time detection system that can sense, locate, and quantify gas emissions as they occur.
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