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MOOG Collaborates with Hoffmann + Krippner to Utilize Ultra-Flat Sensor

Most of the space series and satellites that rotate around the Earth make use of high tech devices.

From Hoffmann + Krippner Inc. 16 Aug 2010

Optellios Develops Optic-Fiber Sensor for Infrastructure Monitoring

Optellios, a leading optic- fiber technology company in Newtown, has been awarded $660,000, from the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST), for establishing fiber-optic system in order to check the infrastructure of buried or underground systems such as water pipelines.

16 Aug 2010

GE Global Research Exploits Nanostructure Sensors

The Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA) awarded $6.3 million to the GE Global Research, for the development of bio-inspired sensors in the nanoscale range for highly selective use in the explosives and warfare agent detection.

16 Aug 2010

Rosenbauer and RAE Systems Integrate for Hazard Detection

RAE Systems, a global supplier of inventive sensor systems, declared that Rosenbauer International AG, a leading producer of fire trucks and firefighting equipment will be collaborating RAE Systems’ AreaRAE sensing technology into HazMat response trucks in order to upgrade their management systems.

From RAE Systems 16 Aug 2010

Methodist Healthcare Opts for Tele Tracking Technologies

The Methodist Healthcare System, San Antonio, TX, the leading private healthcare system, has opted RadarFind real-time locating system (RTLS) of the TeleTracking Technologies for monitoring patients and their properties

13 Aug 2010

AiRISTA’s Improved Temperature Sensors Serve Medical Industry

AiRISTA declared the release of its unique wireless temperature monitoring and logging device at the local medical centre

13 Aug 2010

Gill Sensors Launch New Series of Liquid Level Sensors

Gill Sensors declared the launch of its new series of tiny liquid level sensors at the AUVSI Unmanned Systems, North America 2010.

From Gill Sensors and Controls 13 Aug 2010

New Angle Sensor with Contactless Sensing Element from Elobau

Based on Hall effect magnetic sensing technology, Elobau, a manufacturer of products in the field of non-contacting sensor technology, has introduced a new rotary position sensor 424CO.

13 Aug 2010

OptiLabel HB Paper Introduced by NewPage

New Page Corporation has made its latest offering public, OptiLabel HB Label Facestock Paper, for International Pressure sensitive areas and also for North America.

13 Aug 2010

MEMS Integration Congress to Enable Clean Energy Solutions

According to a microelectromechanical system (MEMS) market analysis report, a total income of $10 billion is expected to be arrived at by the year 2014, due to 8.58 billion MEMS devices such as MEMS microphones, accelerometers, pressure sensors, and gyroscopes microfuel cells, energy harvesters, and RFID.

13 Aug 2010

Scrutiny of the Methane Monitors Used on the UBB Longwall

Investigators from Massey Energy Company collaborated with the West Virginia Office of Miners' Health, Safety and Training members, and U.S. Mine Safety and Health Administration (MSHA) officials, to conduct several tests on the methane monitors that were employed by the UBB Longwall at the time of the mine catastrophe on the 5th of April, in Montcoal WV

13 Aug 2010

IDENTEC SOLUTIONS’ Ground-Breaking RTLS Solutions

South Korean Hanjin Group’s Container terminal operator, Total Terminal International (TTI) Algeciras, in the Port of Algeciras in Spain, has installed IDENTEC SOLUTIONS’ Real Time Locating System (RTLS), to track and manage the containers in the depot

13 Aug 2010

Researchers at Tel Aviv University Amend Microaccelometers for Diverse Applications

Microelectromechanical systems (MEMS), also called accelerometers, are widely used for diverse applications in the field of electronics, sports and defense. Researchers at Tel Aviv University are molding these miniature MEMS sensors to make them tiny, cost-effective and precise by blending conventional mechanics with hi-tech electrical engineering.

12 Aug 2010

Self-Calibrating Precise Sensors Aid Nanostructure Study

The micro electromechanical system (MEMS) technology enables small machine to fine-tune itself so as to make highly precise sensors which could serve medical diagnostics, environmental testing and crime forensics

12 Aug 2010