Sensors Energy and Automation Laboratory

Sensors Energy and Automation Laboratory (SEAL) is a research laboratory based in Seattle, Washington, operating as part of the University of Washington's Department of Electrical Engineering. The lab employs a team of 20 researchers and engineers dedicated to advancing sensor technology. SEAL specializes in the design and development of sensors and sensor arrays that utilize electric, magnetic, acoustic, and thermal fields. Their research focuses on creating innovative products with applications in the medical and green energy sectors. The lab's expertise extends to research and product development (R&D and P&D) areas. Through collaborations with prominent institutions like the National Institutes of Health (NIH), the National Science Foundation (NSF), and other research organizations, SEAL actively bridges the gap between cutting-edge technology and market implementation. To learn more about SEAL's research and projects, visit their website at uwseal.com.