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Innovative Airborne Persistent Surveillance System from Logos

Logos Technologies has demonstrated the Light Weight Expeditionary Airborne Persistent Surveillance (LEAPS) system successively. The Office of Naval Research has funded the development of the LEAPS system. The light-weight LEAPS system will offer a persistent-surveillance capability to the Marine Corps and the Navy.

6 Apr 2010

MDA Recognition for Lockheed for Destruction of Errant Satellite

The Lockheed Martin engineers’ team was accorded recognition by the Missile Defense Agency (MDA) for their key role in destroying an errant U.S. satellite during 2008 to thwart it from an unpredictable and uncontrollable reentry and likely crash on the Earth.

6 Apr 2010

Radware's DefensePro 5.0 Wins Customer Trust Award

The DefensePro 5.0 that safeguards networks against cybercriminal attacks has won the 2010 Global Product Excellence in Intrusion Detection and Prevention Solution – Customer Trust Award.

6 Apr 2010

Penny + Giles Launches the NRH280DP Sensor

High-precision sensing technology designer and manufacturer Penny + Giles has launched the NRH280DP, a dual output contact-less rotary position sensor.

6 Apr 2010

Ayonix Launches IR-Based Vein-Detecting Biometric Device

Ayonix has recently announced the ‘PalmSecure’ technology that captures the vein pattern of a user by using infrared (IR) light.

6 Apr 2010

MadgeTech CTL2000 for Validation of Meat Sterilization Cycles

MadgeTech has recently introduced the CTL2000, a splashproof carcass temperature (CT) Lodger for measuring and recording data from a maximum of eight thermocouple channels. These thermocouples can be positioned in different parts of the meat carcass to offer an overall temperature profile.

6 Apr 2010

FLIR and Sofradir to Collaborate on New Dual Band IR Cameras

Sofradir and FLIR Systems will jointly develop new-generation camera cores and dual-band detectors for making thermal cameras with advanced capabilities for commercial and military applications.

6 Apr 2010

Symphony tCGM System of Echo Therapeutics for Continuous Glucose Monitoring

Symphony tCGM System of Echo Therapeutics, Inc. has been listed in one of Scientific American’s online article.

5 Apr 2010

Automated Rendezvous and Docking System with Vision Navigation Sensor for Space Flight

A technology that will enable space vehicles in the future to dock easily with the International Space Station is under development by NASA contractors and engineers for the last two years.

5 Apr 2010

New South Wales Hospital Installs Australia’s First Masimo Patient SafetyNet System

Australia’s first Masimo Patient SafetyNet System was recently installed the John Hunter Children's Hospital in New South Wales by Masimo. Masimo has invented the Measure-Through Motion and the Low Perfusion pulse oximetry.

From Masimo Corporation 5 Apr 2010

Department of Defense Funding for EF Johnson’s Subsidiary for U.S. Navy Contracts

3e Technologies International, the subsidiary of EF Johnson Technologies, has received additional incremental $2.4 million funding for two contracts of the U.S. Navy. The $1.6 million first funding increment relates to supply of the virtual perimeter monitoring system (VPMS) to the Navy and is under the $48 contract announced by 3e Technologies in October 2008.

5 Apr 2010

$1.1 Million Award for Carbon Nanotube-Based Nutrient Sensor Project

A $1.1 million award was approved to the University of Cincinnati (UC), Riehl Engineering and YSI Inc. by the Ohio Third Frontier Commission for an ‘Advanced Modified Carbon Nonotube-Based Nutrient Sensor’ project.

5 Apr 2010

Guidance Kit with Environmental Sensors Guides Air-Dropped Guided Mortar to Target

General Dynamics Ordnance and Tactical Systems has directed an 81mm Air-Dropped Guided Mortar (ADM) onto a stationary ground target successfully.

5 Apr 2010

FLIR Motion Control Systems Launches its Enhanced E-Series Pan/Tilt Units

FLIR Motion Control Systems has recently introduced computer controlled E-Series pan/tilt models.

5 Apr 2010

Carbon Monoxide Detection Systems from Applewood

Two sampling tubes with carbon monoxide detectors are positioned by Applewood Plumbing Heating & Electric inside the ductwork that is connected to a building furnace. The furnace is shut down whenever carbon monoxide present in the heated air flowing through the duct is detected by this detector.

5 Apr 2010