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SWIR Cameras for Agricultural Sorting and Inspection

Article - 3 Dec 2020

In this interview, AZoSensors talks to Mike Grodzki, a Product Manager at Teledyne DALSA, about the use of SWIR cameras in agricultural sorting and inspection and the benefits this brings to the...

Portable Long Wave Infra-Red Camera for Gas Detection

Article - 23 Oct 2020

CSEM combines thermal imaging, filters and signal processing techniques to visualize and identify materials using their infra-red spectral signatures.

Custom Load Cells from Sensing Systems

Article - 13 Oct 2020

A load cell is a device that converts a mechanical input, applied force, into an electrical signal whose magnitude is directly related to the amount of force being measured. Load cells are one of the...

How are Sensors used to Reduce Food Waste?

Article - 10 Jul 2020

The continuous increase in the world’s population and rapid urbanization have already taken a toll on annual food production. The two main causes of food wastage are spoilage and exceeding the use-by...

Smart Greenhouse Environmental Control and Monitoring

Article - 4 Jun 2020

This article discusses indoor agriculture and how smart greenhouse provide environmental control and monitoring.

Carbon Nanotube Sensors - Applications and Advantages

Article - 19 Dec 2018

Nanotechnology enables the production of miniaturized sensors that are not just tiny but are incredibly sensitive to minute signals.

The Importance of Cyber Security

Article - 25 Oct 2018

This article discusses the importance of cybersecurity at MEMS and Sensors Suppliers.

LiDAR Sensors & Sensors Expo: Louay Eldada

Article - 28 Jun 2018

In this interview, AZoSensors spoke to Louay Eldada about Quanergy, LiDAR sensors and Sensors Expo.

Integrating Sensors with the Internet of Things

Article - 4 Apr 2018

The Internet of Things plays a critical role in the development of novel developments including Industry 4.0, Big Data or Machine-to-Machine advancements.

The Importance of Particle Pollution and Environmental Safety

Article - 23 Mar 2018

The inhalation of dust can often trigger a bodily response, commonly in the form of a sneeze. This is a key way that the lungs protect themselves from airborne particles.