CAS DataLoggers has announced that the DT80 intelligent data logger was recently installed in a concrete plant to function as the central monitoring unit.
Reliant Energy, a subsidiary of NRG and a provider of electricity and energy-related products, has been distributing the Reliant e-Sense Home Energy Monitor absolutely free of cost to over 3,500 for its low income and early-adopter customers located in the in Houston and Dallas regions in an effort to help them make smart energy decisions. Reliant Energy will be distributing an additional 6500 monitors.
The Cranston, RI-based Electro Standards Laboratories has announced the development of a technology that can be applied to power remote sensor systems. The high density energy storage features ultra-capacitor modules, hybrid batteries and ultra-capacitors.
POWRtec International, an energy monitoring company based in California, has released a statement on the current developments in smart energy meter-compatible home appliances.
Asoka has introduced the first residential solar solution, SolarLink, which employs the current in-home electrical wiring for remote monitoring and system data logging.
Scientists belonging to the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) have helped a large team of university researchers to integrate a highly efficient, novel piezoelectric material with a silicon microelectromechanical system (MEMS).
Maxim Integrated Products has added to its range of analog / mixed signal semiconductors, the MAX17497.
GE and the UK-based electricity network distribution operator Western Power Distribution (WPD) have joined forces to measure demand and voltage data across southwest England and South Wales. This will then be used as a template for utilities that are working to build lower carbon energy grids.
A new system of sensors distributed over the urban landscape may soon takeover running a city altogether. The system called Urban OS relies on a network of sensors placed across a metropolis to gain data and analyze it.
Schneider Electric SA has delayed the auction of its sensors business due to the uncertainty in financial markets. The French engineering company has decided to wait for markets to stabilize before putting its sensor business unit which is valued at $1.4 billion on the auction block.
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