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Flying Balloon-Borne Infrasound Sensors Could Help Detect Explosions

In July 2017, a fleet of five solar-powered balloons reached a height of 13 to 15 miles and discovered the infrasound from a test explosion.

12 Jan 2018

Spherical Probes for Optimal Measuring in Bio-Reactors

Bio-reactors are said to be the cooking pots of bio-technologists and biochemists, in which pharmaceutical agents, nematodes or enzymes are made for the purpose of biological pest control. A nutrient solution (such as oxygen, heat, acid or alkali) is used to control the pH value and the preferred product is formed.

4 Dec 2017

New Lumina™ RF Temperature Logger for Temperature Monitoring in Food/Beverage Operations

Leviton has reported a key technological advancement for monitoring commercial refrigeration equipment and preserving food safety in retail beverage and food operations.

15 Nov 2017

Researchers Develop New Ultrasensitive Microchip-Based Sensor

A whisper can be heard in St. Paul's Cathedral, at London, from far across the circular whispering gallery as the sound curves around the walls. An optical whispering gallery mode resonator has presently been developed by Penn State electrical engineers.

3 Nov 2017

Thermal Sensors to Help Characterize and Deflect/Destroy Comets Approaching Earth

Two teams of scientists from NASA are working install a highly compact, sensitive thermometer with the ability to characterize comets and also help in redirecting or probably destroying an asteroid on the course of a collision with Earth.

31 Oct 2017

Casio's PRO TREK Timepieces Offer Flexible Features for Outdoor Enthusiasts

The cooler temperatures and brightly colored leaves will tempt people to venture into the great outdoors this fall. While packing their gears to find a close by hiking trail and setting out to explore new terrain, Casio America, Inc. now reminds outdoor adventurers to use a PRO TREK timepiece.

30 Oct 2017

BNL Team Speeds up Radar Simulator Code for Cloud Research

If a person standing outdoors is asked to report how many clouds passed overhead in the last one hour, he/she would only be able to provide a good estimate of the cloud coverage in that particular location. It certainly would not be fully accurate because of subjective human judgment (is this a cloud?) and it would not certainly be illustrative of the coverage in the larger surrounding area.

18 Sep 2017

Torino Announces Development of New Distribution Temperature Sensor

Torino Power Solutions Inc., is pleased to announce that it has begun developing a new distribution temperature sensor that will focus on lower voltage overhead “distribution” cables that we typically find in urban areas.

18 Jul 2017

ROHM's Modular Solution Enables Continuous Monitoring of Machine Failures

ROHM Semiconductor has proposed a modular solution for detecting machine failures in advance by integrating pressure, temperature, color, and other sensors that cover mechanical, environmental, and optical abnormalities.

30 Jun 2017

New Fiber Optic Distributed Sensors Rapidly Sense Strain and Temperature Changes in Bridges and Dams

Distributed sensors are increasingly used these days to regularly monitor the structural health of large structures such as bridges or dams. A newly developed fiber optic distributed sensor, with 1 million sensing points, will be able to detect structural problems in a much faster manner compared to those that are currently available.

5 May 2017