Other vendors mentioned in the report are AirTest Technologies Inc., Balluff GmbH, Banner Engineering Corp., Pepperl+Fuchs GmbH, SICK AG, Siemens Industry Inc., Hans Turck GmbH and Co. KG, Vaisala Inc., and Veris Industries Inc.
Commenting on the report, an analyst from the Hardware team said: 'The exponential adoption of automobiles and electronic goods is encouraging numerous institutions and organizations to install and track CO2 emissions from their operations. As a result, numerous manufacturing facilities are fitting CO2 sensors as a standard practice. Moreover, the institutions and organizations that are involved in environmental pollution control and measuring CO2 emissions in the surroundings are becoming highly active in these practices. Therefore, CO2 sensors are gaining traction in the global market. In this aspect, many of these institutions have begun to use advanced CO2 sensors because of the various inherent benefits.'
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