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Masimo Introduces Reusable Carboxyhemoglobin Sensors

Masimo has rolled out an improved version of the non-invasive carboxyhemoglobin (SpCO) sensors, which are reusable and provide high accuracy and reliable measurements.

From Masimo Corporation 11 May 2011

Konica Minolta Sensing Unveils FD-Series Spectrodensitometers at Infoflex

Konica Minolta Sensing Americas (KMSA) has declared that it would participate in the Infoflex 2011, which would be held at the Indiana Convention Center in Indianapolis during May.

From Konica Minolta Sensing Americas, Inc 11 May 2011

EverGEN 1710 Solar Lights Illuminate Parking Lot

Carmanah Technologies has entered into a deal with the U S federal government agency for the sale of EverGEN 1710 Solar Lights. The parking lot at the federal government agency became the first to get illuminated by solar lights.

From Carmanah Technologies Corporation 11 May 2011

Endeavour Houses a Particle Physics Detector to Acquire Space Related Data

The International Space Station launched Endeavour STS-134mission on the 29th of April at around 3.45 pm. The space shuttle would return to the earth in 14 days after accomplishing its mission of measuring cosmic rays and searching for strange matter and antimatter in space.

By Andy Choi 11 May 2011

Vitelcare Home Health Monitor Chosen for In-Home Healthcare

The Home Health Monitor from VitTelCare has been chosen by the Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) for in-home management of patients.

By Andy Choi 9 May 2011

Eden Energy Releases ecobee Smart Thermostat

Eden Energy Equipment has launched the ecobee Smart Thermostat. The programming and use of the ecobee Thermostat is simple and it comes with a touch screen like that of the smart phone.

By Andy Choi 9 May 2011

Space- Based Infrared System from Lockheed Martin Prepared for Lift-Off in May

The Space Based Infrared System (SBIRS) geosynchronous (GEO-1) developed by Lockheed Martin was enclosed into its payload fairing on April 20th as part of the preparation for lift-off, which was scheduled in May.

By Andy Choi 9 May 2011

Technological Advancements Boost Global RFID Market

Global acceptance of various solutions provided by RFID technology has been rising steadily and this has a huge impact on the revenue flow from the RFID tags sector.

By Andy Choi 9 May 2011

Atmel Introduces Capacitive-Sensing Controllers that Support Haptics

Atmel has come out with a new range of capacitive-sensing controllers that support haptics.

By Andy Choi 7 May 2011

Sensors Require Signal Conditioning to Effectively and Accurately Measure Data

The data measured by sensors needs proper signal conditioning before it can be measured accurately by a data acquisition system.

By Andy Choi 7 May 2011

Researchers Find Ways to Prevent Mechanism of Bacterial Quorum Sensing

Investigation on methods related to quorum sensing between bacterial cells to direct and synchronize communal behavior and the manifestation of potent features has led them to come across a way to block the communication between bacterial cells.

By Andy Choi 7 May 2011

Razer Introduces Hydra Motion Sensing Controller for PC Gaming

Razer rolls out the new gaming controller, named Razer Hydra, which is a product of the year long efforts of Razer and Sixense. The new controller comes with excellent accuracy that would interest those who take gaming seriously.

By Andy Choi 7 May 2011

Wireless Sensor Created for Monitoring and Transmitting Environment Data

Gene Eidson lead researcher of The Intelligent River project, which aims at monitoring the water conditions along the Savannah River, recently came up with a wireless sensor and the software that could monitor and transmit the environmental data.

By Andy Choi 7 May 2011

Moortec Semiconductor Introduces On-Chip Temperature Sensor

Moortec Semiconductor, a company that offers semiconductor and analog IP design services, has declared the release of crystal oscillator IP and embedded temperature sensor.

By Andy Choi 7 May 2011

CTRL Systems Collaborates with Sensor Synergy to Launch Energy Savings Program

Sensor Synergy and CTRL Systems have collaborated to deliver a CTRL-Energy Savings Program (CTRL-ESP) to evaluate, detect, control and confirm energy-savings projects in industrial organizations.

From CTRL Systems, Inc. 7 May 2011