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Default Inkjet ink level sensing?

One source I found says that Canon uses light from an LED--bounced from a
prism at the bottom of the cartridge after ink is depleted--to trigger the
"Empty" signal. Epson apparently counts the spurts of ink and calculates the
arrival of "empty".

I couldn't find how HP do this. Anybody know?

Thanks.

 
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