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New Brunswick Government to Install GPS Systems in its Vehicle Fleets

The Government of New Brunswick Province is planning to acquire a number of global positioning systems, which would go into its fleet of vehicles. They have sent out a request for proposals.

By Andy Choi 15 Jul 2011

Cassidian’s Missile Launch Detection System Protects Surion Helicopter from Missile Attacks

The Korean Army’s Surion Utility Helicopter will be protected with the help of Cassidian’s AN/AAR-60 MILDS systems (Missile Launch Detection Systems) against missile attacks.

By Andy Choi 15 Jul 2011

Strategy Analytics Study Predicts Spectacular Growth in Automotive Sensor Market

Strategy Analytics has released a new study titled “Automotive Sensor Demand Forecast 2009 to 2018: BRIC Regions Drive Demand”. The study predicts that the automotive sensor market would increase from $12.9 billion in 2010 to $13.8 billion in 2011 with a growth of 7%.

From TechInsights 14 Jul 2011

OPTISENSE to Participate at IEEE Power Energy Society Meeting

OPTISENSE Networks, a company specializing in the field of MV voltage sensors and optical current for Smart Grid optimization, has declared that it would participate in the IEEE Power Energy Society Meeting and support Alabama Power.

By Andy Choi 14 Jul 2011

Adiant’s GPS Products Provide Accurate and Real-Time Tracking Solutions

Adiant Solutions has declared that its GPS technologies are gaining greater prominence over Remote Frequency (RF) solutions as more and more people especially wireless experts are endorsing the GPS safety, monitoring and tracking solutions.

By Andy Choi 14 Jul 2011

Dryer Vent Wizard Recommends Air Flow Sensors to Prevent Dryer Fires

The Dryer Vent Cleaning Syosset New York Wizard recommends that proper maintenance is the best method for preventing dryer fires.

By Andy Choi 14 Jul 2011

Smart Electricity Meter Penetration to Reach 52 Per Cent by 2016

According to a new research report from the analyst firm Berg Insight, the installed base of smart electricity meters in Europe will grow at a compound annual growth rate of 19.4 percent between 2010 and 2016 to reach 130.5 million at the end of the period.

13 Jul 2011

QinetiQ Wins Contract to Support Atomic Energy Detection System

Last week QinetiQ North America won a six-year contract potentially worth $36.5 million to provide expert scientific and analytical support to the U.S. Air Force Technical Applications Center.

By Andy Choi 13 Jul 2011

Magellan Teams up with The Good Sam Club for New GPS Navigation Device

Magellan’s new Magellan RoadMate Pro 9165T GPS navigation device is a portable system designed for Recreational Vehicle (RV) enthusiasts.

By Andy Choi 13 Jul 2011

NBPA Deploys Streetline's Sensor-Enabled Smart Parking System

The New Brunswick Parking Authority (NBPA) of New Jersey has set up Streetline’s smart parking technology in downtown New Brunswick. The web-based and sensor-enabled mobile parking system from Streetline was deployed in the Plum Street Garage.

By Andy Choi 13 Jul 2011

Dayton City Awards Grant to IDCAST to Create Jobs in Sensor Technologies

The city of Dayton has collaborated with the University of Dayton’s Institute for the Development and Commercialization of Advanced Sensor Technologies (IDCAST), to encourage companies to generate jobs in sensor technologies.

By Andy Choi 13 Jul 2011

GrayWolf Launches WolfPack for Indoor Air Quality Applications

GrayWolf Sensing Solutions (USA) has launched a new area monitor, the WolfPack, for Indoor Air Quality (IAQ) monitoring and other environmental monitoring purposes.

By Andy Choi 13 Jul 2011

Greenphire Unveils Clinical GPS Technology

Greenphire, a company specializing in the field of clinical payment and communication technology solutions, has introduced an advanced site payment solution that reorganizes and automates the clinical payment process for sponsors of different sizes.

By Andy Choi 13 Jul 2011

Astrium to Develop Satellite Sensors for Monitoring Earth’s Atmosphere

Astrium has received a 150 million worth contract from ESA to design and construct two satellite sensors for monitoring the atmosphere of the earth as a part of the Global Monitoring for Environment and Security Program (GMES) in Europe.

By Andy Choi 13 Jul 2011

Hydrogen Sensor Approved by UL for Use in Hazardous Locations

NTM Sensors is pleased to announce the approval of its NTM SenseH2TM hydrogen sensor for UL and ATEX classification for hazardous locations. Evaluation for the CE mark has also been successfully completed, and preparation of the certificate is in progress.

12 Jul 2011