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Smartphone sensors and Raspberry Pi devices combine to detect cosmic rays

August 30, 2026
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Grant Pearson
By Grant Pearson Scienmag Editorial Profile - Observational Astronomy
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Smartphone sensors and Raspberry Pi devices combine to detect cosmic rays

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Subject of Research: Space

Subject of Research: Space

Article Title: Smartphone sensors and Raspberry Pi devices combine to detect cosmic rays

Article References: Takano, W., Udo, S., Shiomi, A., & Hibino, K. (2026). Development of a cosmic ray detector using CMOS sensors embedded in smartphones and Raspberry Pi devices. Experimental Astronomy, 62(1), Article 3. https://doi.org/10.1007/s10686-026-10063-x

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DOI: 10.1007/s10686-026-10063-x

Keywords: advancements in cosmic ray detection methods, citizen science cosmic ray monitoring, detecting high-energy particles with consumer devices, DIY astrophysics projects, innovative use of smartphones in scientific research, integrating mobile sensors with Raspberry Pi, low-cost cosmic ray detection technology, portable cosmic ray sensors, Raspberry Pi cosmic ray experiments, Raspberry Pi-based particle detectors, sensor data collection for astrophysics, smartphone sensors cosmic ray detection

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Grant Pearson. "Smartphone sensors and Raspberry Pi devices combine to detect cosmic rays." Scienmag, 30 August 2026, https://scienmag.com/smartphone-sensors-and-raspberry-pi-devices-combine-to-detect-cosmic-rays/. Accessed 30 August 2026.

Grant Pearson. "Smartphone sensors and Raspberry Pi devices combine to detect cosmic rays." Scienmag. August 30, 2026. https://scienmag.com/smartphone-sensors-and-raspberry-pi-devices-combine-to-detect-cosmic-rays/

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