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Goodrich Corporation Launches SWaP SWIR Cameras for Unmanned Vehicles

Goodrich Corporation has launched a minuscule SWaP (size, weight and power), SWIR (shortwave infrared) camera for use in fully automated vehicles.

27 Aug 2010

Sharp's Elm Ceiling Light Reduces Power Consumption

Sharp Corp declared the release of six varieties of ceiling light with LED facility known as "Elm".

26 Aug 2010

Baumer hhs, Introduces MLT-40 Camera Sensor into Gluing Cardboard Flaps

Baumer hhs GmbH, a leader in the field of gluing and monitoring of cardboard carton flaps, has fine tuned the process.

24 Aug 2010

Microchip’s 2010MASTERS Conference to Include TAOS’ Colloquium on Optoelectronic Sensors

Taos (Texas Advanced Optoelectronic Solutions) proclaimed that the company would be offering a class on ‘The Eyes of the Microcontroller: Interfacing Optoelectronic Sensors to the PIC Microcontrollers’, as one of the many modules in the 2010 MASTERs Conference organized by Microchip Technology Inc.

24 Aug 2010

Raytheon’s Two-Stage EKV’s Participation in a GMD System Test

During a recent test of the GMD (Ground –based Midcourse Defense) system of the Missile Defense Agency, an EKV (Exoatmospheric Kill Vehicle) developed by Raytheon Company successfully fulfilled all the test objectives by displaying a two-stage flight on 6th June, 2010, and amassed vital information on the performance of kill vehicles, to be used for enhancing the reliability of EKV’s simulation models.

From Raytheon Company 21 Aug 2010

Viticision’s New, Compact, High-Tech Sensors Introduced in Vineyards

Viticision’s new high-tech miniature sensors are providing a lot of help to the vineyard owners

20 Aug 2010

SICK Sensor Solutions for Packaging Manner’s Confectionary Products

Josef Manner & Comp. AG, one of the foremost confectionary producers in Austria, has begun using Sick’s sensor solutions for packing their wide-ranging product series, to guarantee effective production and packing processes. These sensors work on a number of tasks that include controlling, sorting, counting and identifying jobs. Customized sensors are available to suit varied designs and sizes of products, reactive interference sources, and overcrowded or restricted places of installation.

20 Aug 2010