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  • News - 11 Jul 2011
    WaferSense Auto Vibration Sensors (AVS), which are designed like a wafer, can move along the path of an entire wafer, gathering, measuring and showing precise vibration exposure. The AVS is placed in...
  • News - 7 Jun 2011
    SensorDynamics, a provider of multidimensional wireless and inertial sensors, has introduced an enhanced version of micromechanical combo sensor, SD746, for measurement of motion in industrial and...
  • News - 7 Mar 2011
    CyberOptics Semiconductors published an application note on its web site recently explained the working of its WaferSense Vibration and Leveling Sensors to enable a vertical diffusion group to...
  • News - 28 Feb 2011
    Computer engineers at the Freie Universität Berlin have designed a sensor that will allow a driver to control his car with his thoughts. The team working on the AutoNOMOS Project says that this...
  • News - 24 Feb 2011
    UK-based company Translogik is collaborating with the Latin American OTR and Mining Tire manufacturers Duratread to unveil the OTR iTrack Asset Management System across Latin America. Duratread will...
  • News - 21 Feb 2011
    According to a recent survey report published by RNCOS, a research organization, sensors will accelerate the expansion of the semiconductor segment in the future although circuit boards incorporated...
  • News - 25 Jan 2011
    Panasonic has demonstrated a pioneering gesture/signal-input remote for TV at the International CES exhibition, 2011. A TV can be hand-regulated using the remote by moving it. Panasonic also...
  • News - 30 Dec 2010
    Road trains are all set to roll on European freeways soon, where tests with two cars will soon take place. Semi-autonomous driving, as it’s called, should make driving to work a happy...
  • News - 16 Dec 2010
    Avago Technologies has introduced two new sensors for application in the wireless mouse. The low power sensors can function for more than a year with a single battery. The ADNS-300 and...
  • News - 13 Dec 2010
    University of Cambridge scientists have devised an innovative motion sensing technology, having a thousand times greater sensitivity than the prevailing systems for use in a wide range of applications...

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