Motion sensors are used in a wide variety of industrial and commercial applications. They aid automatic systems and human operators in detecting people and moving objects, providing many security and safety benefits. This article will explore InnoSenT GMBH’s new motion detector and what it means for the industry.
Infrared and catalytic bead gas detectors both have their own particular advantages and disadvantages. when deciding which system to utilise in gas safety monitoring, the choice is highly dependent on the particulars of one's requirements.
The Received Signal Strength Indication (RSSI) location principle is a principle used to determine the location of transmitting devices. However, as distance increases, accuracy decreases exponentially. More infrastructure is thus necessary to boost signal strength
Ex d Enclosures are important for safety, they contain explosions and prevent any hazards from escaping into the surrounding atmosphere.
Ex nR Enclosures are incredibly important for safety in hazardous areas. They prevent flammable gases from entering the enclosure, thus ensuring that there is a negligible chance of ignition.
This articles discusses the advantages of RFID tags over traditional barcode solutions for use in
hazardous industry settings
AZoSensors speaks with John Labram, from the Labram Research Group, Oregon State University on the team's latest development. The team has developed a bio-inspired perovskite sensor that operates like the mammalian eye.
By Joan Nugent
27 Jan 2021
QDs have already been successfully incorporated into several different electronic and biomedical devices as a result of their unique properties, including, but not limited to, photostability, high extinction coefficient, and brightness, as well as their large Stokes shift. This article discusses how they have been applied to gas sensors.
By Benedette Cuffari
27 Jan 2021
AZoSensors speaks with Jesse Jokerst who heads up the Jokerst group at UC San Diego. The group has recently developed an affordable COVID-19 monitoring sensor that can be applied to facemasks.
By Joan Nugent
25 Jan 2021
A global team of engineers from the UK, US, and China has developed a breakthrough sensor system and manufacturing process to produce ultra-thin smart contact lenses.
By Andrew Messios
25 Jan 2021