Camero and TiaLinx are unveiling their two different wall sensing solutions that employ the same Ultra-Wide Band (UWB) radar technology, at the ISDEF expo 2010.
Camp Hill-based Atlantic Transportations Systems was offered a contract by Hampden Township for providing video surveillance system at Carlisle Pike and Orrs Bridge Road. This novel surveillance system will be configured to measure speed, occupancy and volume.
SimpleHuman has launched an innovative Sensor Can featuring a motion sensor that helps in opening the lid of the trash can by simply waving the hands.
Scientists from Imperial College London, Queen Mary universities and Loughborough have been researching on advancing new sensors for various sports that will help in guiding the athletes and their coaches by monitoring the performance of the players in the sports field.
Lion Precision, a leading manufacturer of clear label sensing devices, has launched its latest label sensor called the LRD8200.
InvenSense, a global supplier of smart motion processing devices providing motion-enabled consumer interfaces for electronics, proclaimed that Steve Nasiri establisher of InvenSense and CEO and Chairman of the Board, is unveiling their advancements and issues concerned with the development of innovative MotionProcessing technology, which employs MEMS-enabled sensing devices for user applications, at the MEPTEC MEMS Technology Summit on 19th October, 2010.
College of St. Benedict (CSB) and St. John’s University (SJU) are celebrating 2010 as the Year of Sustainability with goals of increasing knowledge about sustainability and trying to include sustainability in every segment of campus life.
The solar energy-enabled vehicle sensors devised in North Palmerston for tracking the parking cheats are planned to be implemented in Ireland. North Palmerston will be the initial test site in the world by Frogparking following an agreement with the City Council of Palmerston North.
Capstone Industries, a division of CHDT Corporation, has acquired a primary re-order from a renowned retailer for their latest Mini C-Lite.
BodyMedia has launched its new armband sensors, which are to be connected to smart phones wirelessly through Bluetooth. According to John Stivoric, Chief Technology Officer, the company has collaborated with Google and Apple to develop the smartphone.
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