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Telemetric CardioMEMS Sensor Provides Economical Cardiac Care

With the advent of innovative micro-electromechanical sensor technology the doctors can easily inspect the cardiac status of patients following surgery by implanting the MEMS device in them.

From Abbott Cardiovascular 7 Oct 2010

Senso Solutions’ SensoGlove Monitors Golfer’s Grip Pressure

Senso Solutions has introduced an innovative golf glove called the SensoGlove with integrated digital sensing units for sensing the grip pressure of the golfer.

5 Oct 2010

Panasonic Launches DPC-100 SUNX Range Sensors for Rapid and Precise Pressure Detection

Panasonic Electric Works UK has launched its innovative DPC-100 SUNX series pressure sensing controller devices which is capable of exhibiting a quick response time in the range of 500µs using the advanced DPH-100 pressure detecting heads.

5 Oct 2010

Acquisition of Land for Sintek’s Second Touch Panel Plant

Sintek, CF (Color Filter) manufacturers, have procured a piece of land with a factory building in STSP (Southern Taiwan Science Park) from HannStar Display. Sintek proposes to invest NT$8.8 billion or $280.04 million, to organize a second touch panel base station, utilizing 4.5 G format.

30 Sep 2010

QuickMedical Introduces Omron Health Management System

QuickMedical is all set to launch the Omron Health Management Kit consisting of an avant-garde pedometer, the Omron HJ720ITC Advanced Pocket Pedometer, and the Omron HEM790IT Automatic Blood Pressure Monitor, along with a PC Software CD.

30 Sep 2010

CSC Releases Advanced DY Series Tensiometers for Surface Tension Evaluation in Various Industrial Sectors

CSC Scientific Company, a leading manufacturer and supplier of duNouy Ring Tensiometers, releases a sequence of three self-regulating DY Series Tensiometers. CSC has wide expertise in monitoring surface tension in various industries.

30 Sep 2010

Second Generation Combat Helmet Sensors for U.S. Military

The U.S. Military in order to carry on research, for obtaining protection from blast induced head injuries and other long-term goals of achieving strong technological equipments, have signed contracts amounting to $17 million each for second generation helmet sensors.

28 Sep 2010