Description: A nanoscale sensor is a device that operates in the nanometer range, allowing for extremely high precision measurements. These sensors can detect changes in the environment at levels that are imperceptible to conventional sensors. Their design and operation are based on principles of nanotechnology, enabling them to interact with materials and phenomena at the molecular level. Nanoscale sensors are essential in various applications, from environmental monitoring to medicine, where they can detect biomarkers in bodily fluids. Their ability to miniaturize and high sensitivity make them valuable tools in the Internet of Things (IoT) field, where constant and real-time monitoring is required. Additionally, these sensors can be integrated into portable devices and network systems, facilitating data collection and informed decision-making. The evolution of these sensors has been driven by advances in materials, such as nanomaterials, and manufacturing techniques, allowing for their implementation across a variety of industrial and scientific sectors.
