<ul><li>Researchers at the Fraunhofer Institute for Physical Measurement Techniques (IPM) in Germany have developed advanced sensors to detect hydrogen leaks.</li><li>Hydrogen is highly flammable and difficult to detect due to its invisibility and odorlessness.</li><li>The sensors, developed as part of the TransHyDE project, cover a variety of situations and use different methods for detection.</li><li>These sensors will contribute to the safe expansion of hydrogen usage in industries and energy production.</li></ul>

New sensors could detect hydrogen leaks for a safer future

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