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  • RF Code Launches New Wireless Air Pressure Sensor
    News - 12 Apr 2011
    A new Air Pressure Sensor (R160), devoid of any wires, was introduced by RF Code at the data Center World in Las Vegas. The sensor is an important device used at data centers that is used to measure...
  • Innovative Miniature CO2 Gas Sensor
    Article - 17 Mar 2022
    Engineers presented a miniaturized thermal acoustic gas sensor made with a CMOS microhotplate and MEMS microphone, arguing that their novel device could meet this rising need for gas sensors.
  • Analyzing Surface Water Temperature with Remote Sensing
    Article - 17 Nov 2021
    Utilizing satellite imagery and remote sensing, researchers analyze lake temperature variability, contributing to our understanding of global warming effects.
  • Simular: A Reaction Calorimeter
    Equipment
    The Simular is a heat-flow reaction calorimeter that allows for the evaluation of reaction energetics, this can help mitigate hazards and thus help in scaling-up processes.
  • Reliable Results with Self-Service Thermal Scanning
    Article - 24 Nov 2020
    FeverWarn self-service thermal scanner measures the accurate temperature of individuals through their fist in one second or less, and, in an orderly manner allowing for the recommended six feet of...
  • Novel Xsense Sensing Systems
    News - 21 Jan 2011
    The Xsenser Pro-P features a single use thermal pulp probe fixed to an Xsenser temperature and relative humidity sensor system, whereas the Xsenser Pro-SI saves thermal and relative humidity (RH) data...
  • SmoothGray Technology-Enabled Monitors from Barco
    News - 30 Nov 2010
    Barco is launching a novel 10 megapixel, 30” grayscale monitor, featuring a resolution capacity of 4096 x 2560. The monitor incorporates the company's innovative SmoothGray...
  • What are Shape Memory Alloy Sensors?
    Article - 10 Jan 2019
    SMAs offer new possibilities for the intelligent design of sensor-actuators, as they are capable of changing their shape in many ways.
  • AFRL Develops Pulse Oximetry Sensors to Aid Defense Personnel
    News - 22 Nov 2010
    The Air Force Research Laboratory is collaborating with industry for advancing a system that has the potential to detect a military personnel’s health condition under battle constraint, by using...
  • Sensors Embedded in RFID Chips Track Moisture and Thermal Data in Medicinal Goods
    News - 8 Oct 2010
    The radio chips were initially deployed for the detection of various products. Researchers have recently devised a transponder which is capable of monitoring pressure, temperature and humidity. The...

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