Hemisphere GPS, a designer and manufacturer of GPS (GNSS) products for applications in construction, marine and agriculture, has launched the long range RTK for its Outback Guidance systems with Eclipse GNSS receivers.
Fraport AG, the Manager and owner of Frankfurt Airport (FRA), has chosen Sensis’ advanced Multilateration surface system to expand and upgrade the tracking of ground movements of vehicles and aircrafts at FRA.
Early Sense, a leading provider of advanced, patient monitoring solutions for nursing homes and hospitals, proclaimed that it has obtained FDA clearance & CE approval for its new wireless network communications component to be used in its monitoring solution.
Computer peripherals manufacturer Razer has released a new 4G Dual Sensor System for mouse pointing devices. The new optic sensor plus laser sensor mouse is especially handy if you are a gamer. The high-tech sounding mouse is based on the belief that two sensors are better than one.
Sensors may soon be able to tell aircraft maintenance engineers just where the aircraft needs attention. A joint project between the Vienna University of Technology and EADS Germany may see a sensor network being developed throughout the body of aircraft.
The EAZY-GAGE Bundle, which combines the EAZY-CAL Mini-module LVDT Signal conditioner with an AC-operated LVDT Position Sensors for out of box gaging solutions, has been released by Macro Sensors, a subsidiary of AST Sensors.
Hemisphere GPS has delivered its Crescent GPS technology along with components to a Brazilian firm, TechGeo which is the first company to produce geodetic GPS receivers.
Melexis, a company specializing in linear hall sensors, has introduced its third product generation. The new Melexis programmable linear Hall ICs, developed by Melexis, are surface-mount devices (SMD) that supports the demand for enhanced manufacturability of sensor modules and assemblies.
BAE Systems has been contracted by the Air Force Research Laboratory, Wright-Patterson Air Force Base to develop airborne processing and sensor system hardware and software.
The US Marine Corps has awarded a $58.6 million contract to Lockheed Martin for new vehicle mounted sensors.
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