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  • Dynamax Inc.
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    Dynamax, Inc. manufactures and distributes a wide range of products for plant science research, including sap flow systems for measuring “Real-Time” plant water use. If your interest is in...
  • PEMTECH Launches Ultra 1000 Wireless Sensor Brochure
    News - 9 Dec 2010
    A four-page free brochure has been launched for Ultra 1000 wireless sensors, by PEMTECH, describing the smart wireless gas detection and control systems. The solar power-driven unique...
  • Wireless Alarm Solutions from Skylink
    News - 7 Dec 2010
    Skylink Group, global provider of wireless solutions, has developed a novel Wire-free alarm System called the SC-1000OW (off-white colour) and SC-1000W (white colour). Philip Tsui, CEO of Skylink...
  • On-Ramp Wireless Awarded DOE Grant for Distribution Grid Technology
    News - 1 Dec 2010
    The U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) awarded On-Ramp Wireless a grant of $2.14 million to contribute to the improvement of the nation’s distribution grid. The grant will enable On-Ramp to...
  • Innovative Wireless EcoSensors from Bean Air
    News - 22 Nov 2010
    BeanAir, a France-based producer of intelligent plug and play wire-free sensing networks, has launched an innovative intense-light, economical robust device, called the SUN TIR, for monitoring...
  • Wireless Sensor Grids to Facilitate Crop Production
    News - 20 Nov 2010
    WiFi or internet hot spots are now being deployed in American farms, according to U.S. scientists. Texas A&M University scientists mention that wire-free technology is rapidly being utilized in...
  • Wearable Sensors to Generate Wireless Signals for Mobile Communication
    News - 12 Nov 2010
    Telephonic calls can be made using cell phones by virtue of the signals that have been transmitted wirelessly between huge base stations. This sort of transmission between the stations if...
  • Wireless Sensors to Monitor Bone Fracture Healing Status
    News - 10 Nov 2010
    American and Turkish scientists are developing various sensing devices that can be integrated into the body to gather information regarding any sort of fracture healing. About 10% of the fractures...
  • Inovonics Unveils Wireless Activity Sensor for Senior Care Facilities
    News - 3 Nov 2010
    Inovonics, a wireless sensor solution provider for life-saving and commercial applications, has unveiled a wireless sensor named EN1240 activity sensor to fulfill the specific demands of facilities...
  • Researchers to Study Glacier-Drift Phenomenon Using Wireless Sensors
    News - 25 Oct 2010
    Leverhulme Trust offered a Research Project Grant to the University of Southampton scientists for carrying out investigation on the drifting phenomenon of the glaciers. An award of £284,612...

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