Dec 23 2010
Flexpoint Sensor Systems has highlighted its progress details for the year 2010 since it has progressed in sales, marketing, and production of its Bend Sensor technology. The company’s innovative Sensing Technology has been deployed globally in Theater Seats and in Emergency vehicles integrating Intertek’s Protek Passenger warning System.
Flexpoint acquired a contract from a Bridgewater Company for supplying floor dryer controller having sensors to be used as air-flow monitors. The company has launched a website with innovative contents featuring application videos of some solutions and electronic brochures for clients and shareholders to be aware of the benefits of the companies.
The company has extended the applications of Bend Sensors to various materials including the capacity to apply Bend Sensors directly to a variety of products. It gained the Blue Ribbon Innovation Award for its “Triangle of Safety” solutions having LED display panel and optional audible earning sounds. Flexpoint is collaborating with the US Military for enhancing its patented technology.
Flexpoint has aligned with Madison-based Sensor Products for fabrication and delivery of nip sensor and for marketing and distributing its patented Bend Sensors. Its Global Fortune 1000 association has resulted in multimillion dollar assignments for 2011.
The company devised a Home Monitoring Presence Detection System employing the Bend Sensor architecture for sensing the existence of persons at particular areas within the house. The product, being beta tested, mainly aims homes with senior citizens for safety reasons. The company also procured five innovative development contracts for the advancement of further new products and its sales in the future.
According to Clark Mower, President of Flexpoint, their solutions serve industry, manufacturing, entertainment, automotive and the toy industries and are highly excited about their enduring conciliations with numerous automotive fabricators and tier one suppliers, leading to multimillion dollar contracts in 2011.