When used with short-stroke pneumatic cylinders, a single sensor from ifm electronic’s new MK59xx range can detect both cylinder end positions, whereas, in the past, two separate sensors would have been needed.
The AMS 100i from Leuze is one of the smallest laser positioning systems available on the market. This makes it the perfect solution for tight installations spaces.
Delta has added two new area sensors - AS-E and AS-T - to its portfolio. The powerful AS-E and AS-T models each sense a bigger part between the sensor lines, allowing them to detect and register products, ingredients and components.
For autonomous cars to be able to navigate, their optic sensors – like cameras and laser – require a clear view. Now, researchers at Örebro University have successfully improved the precision in radar sensors for navigation to such a degree that the sensors can be used in autonomous cars – opening up for safe driving whatever the weather.
Brewer Science, Inc., a global leader in developing and manufacturing next-generation materials and processes for the microelectronics and optoelectronics industries, will be presenting its newest water quality monitoring innovations, and exhibiting at booth 414 at LOPEC in Munich, Germany February 28th – March 2nd.
Positek Limited, has expanded its range of rotary sensors with a new cost competitive model aimed at demanding industrial and scientific applications.
Gamma Scientific announced today that its innovative new offering, NED™ Rx Tester, was chosen to be a 2023 SPIE Prism Awards Finalist in the category of Test and Measurement. The NED Rx Tester is the world’s ...
Sony Semiconductor Israel (Sony), a leading provider of cellular IoT chipsets, announced the launch of the ALT1350 for the global market. The ALT1350 is the world’s first cellular LTE-M/NB-IoT solution to enable additional LPWA communication protocols, as well as satellite connectivity (NTN), in a single chipset, opening the door to further innovation in the connected world.
The internet of tomorrow will be mobile and audio based. To support the shift in communication from typing and reading to speaking and listening, new technologies are needed that enable innovative audio and voice based consumer applications.
In order to efficiently manage high traffic volumes, various technologies are in use for monitoring and controlling traffic. Radar sensors and video cameras serve as alternatives to invasive induction loops.