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New Touch Resistive A60 Andro Handset from Micromax

Micromax has released its primary Google Android supporting handset called A60 Andro.

13 Dec 2010

VPG Transducers’ Force Sensors Aid Medical Applications

Vishay Precision Group has declared that their VPG Transducers section is offering the entire series of force sensing devices for infusion pump fabricators, satisfying mounting, force calibration capacity, connectivity, and precision constraints.

13 Dec 2010

Handy Optical Density Sensors Aid Scientific Research

BugLab has launched a handy sensor for calculating optical density (OD).

13 Dec 2010

Roctest Launches Water Sensors for Construction and Civil Engineering Applications

St. Lambert-based Roctest, pioneer in the design and fabrication of highly advanced sensing system for industrial and hydro installation applications, has declared the release of a novel system for checking the level of water in embankments, tunnels, dam reservoirs, excavations, and in numerous other civil engineering works.

13 Dec 2010

SSO Stainless Steel Pressure Sensors from Sensortechnics

Sensortechnics have launched the innovative SSO stainless steel pressure sensing devices for precise calibration of absolute or gage pressures in the order of 200 mbar to 35 bar.

13 Dec 2010

New Range of Aaronia Vibration Sensors

Measurement Innovation is releasing the Aaronia GEO range of vibration sensing devices for vibration analysis in electronic circuitry, machines and in operative conditions.

13 Dec 2010

Zinc Oxide Nanofibers for Photovoltaic Cells and Gas Sensors

Iran-based, Materials and Energy Research Center (MERC) scientists, have developed zinc oxide nanofibers having tiny average diameters employing electrospinning technology.

13 Dec 2010

New VINSPECsolar Image Processing Solutions from Vitronic

Germany-based Vitronic has added a novel color line scanning imager to their VINSPECsolar product portfolio. This system performs color and print evaluations of the cell front sides with high-efficiency.

13 Dec 2010

Super-Low Power Wireless Mouse Sensors

After a long wait, wireless mouse users might just get what they wanted, a special sensor that draws so little power, it can run from a single battery for over a year.

By Andy Choi 12 Dec 2010

Smart Electronic Sportswear Being Developed by MC10 and Reebok

Stretchable silicon electronics that offer the computing power of rigid chips could make their way into Reebok's athletic apparel shortly. The company and MC10, a start up maker of flexible electronics, are working together to develop sportswear that incorporates electronics to monitor athletes' health and performance during training and rehabilitation.

By Andy Choi 12 Dec 2010