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  • Novel QS30 Series Mid-Range Sensors
    News - 25 Jan 2011
    Banner Engineering has introduced two mid-range sensing devices to its World-Beam QS30 series, improving its short as well as long-range flexiblefield sensors for various purposes.  The...
  • Novel World-Beam QS30 Series Sensors
    News - 21 Jan 2011
    Banner Engineering has added two mid-range modifiable-field sensing devices to its World-Beam QS30 series for widening the company's progressive line of short as well as long-range of...
  • Compact Wireless DX99 Nodes from Banner
    News - 16 Dec 2010
    Banner Engineering has introduced an innovative condensed metal enclosure to its reliable Wireless DX99 Node product portfolio. These nodes are approved for use in Class I, Division I certified...
  • A.C.E to Supply Weber’s New Vent-Captor for Medical Sectors
    News - 20 Oct 2010
    Automated Control Engineering Group (A.C.E.) and weber Sensors launched their innovative ultra-small vent-captor for use in Australian medical sectors. The advanced tiny type 3505 / 3022.30...
  • CNSE to Devise Miniature Weight-Less Sensors for Military Applications
    News - 8 Oct 2010
    Researchers at the College of Nanoscale Science and Engineering are developing specific sensing devices that have the potentiality to lay out the topography of the ocean floor and to trace out the...
  • Robat a New Bat-Like Sensor Developed by Scientists
    News - 6 Oct 2010
    Roman Kuc Electrical Engineering Professor, Becton Center and Associate Dean of Educational Affairs at the Yale School of Engineering and Applied Science, has crafted a sensor named Robat, that apes...
  • BD+E to Fabricate Compact Polarimetric Sensor for the U.S. Navy
    News - 23 Sep 2010
    Bodkin Design & Engineering LLC, (BD&E) has been assigned a Phase II SBIR agreement from the Navy worth $750,000 for the advancement of a concise polarimetric sensor for sensing the...
  • Researchers to Devise Biosensors for Detecting Cancer Causing Proteins
    News - 20 Sep 2010
    Scientists at the Yale-based Becton Engineering and Applied Science Center, under the guidance of Professor Mark Reed, have been advancing and experimenting on biosensors which have the capability to...
  • NDC to Exhibit Novel Thickness Measurement Systems
    News - 13 Sep 2010
    NDC Infrared Engineering Ltd, a web-based calibration system manufacturer for extrusion industry, is releasing three novel thickness measurement systems, the re-modeled NIR sensor FG710S, the extended...
  • Vibrations to Generate Electricity for Wireless Sensor Activation
    News - 8 Sep 2010
    Minneapolis-based I-35W Mississippi Bridge was destructed on August 1, 2007 causing the ruptured steel from the construct and disintegrated concrete slabs from it to collapse into the river and the...

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