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  • Car Parking Sensor Technology
    Article - 29 Jun 2013
    Traffic congestion is one of the major problems in several developing countries due to the lack of an efficient traffic management system. Car parking is a key factor in addition to the congestion...
  • What is a Water Sensor?
    Article - 20 Jun 2013
    A water sensor is a device used in the detection of the water level for various applications, and can come in various designs.
  • Vehicle Crash Sensors: Blind Spot Detection
    Article - 25 Apr 2013
    Blind spots are the regions around a vehicle that are invisible to the driver. They can be caused by the passengers, headrests and window pillars. This article discusses how this technology works and...
  • Vehicle Crash Sensors: Remote Acceleration Sensor
    Article - 19 Apr 2013
    Accidents involving automobiles are on the rise, thanks largely to the increasing number of automobiles on the road. Nevertheless, the rapid growth of technology and infrastructures has helped us take...
  • Helmet Sensors to Monitor Head Injuries
    Article - 5 Mar 2013
    Concussion is a kind of traumatic brain injury caused by a jolt, bump or blow to the head thereby altering the functions of the brain.
  • Neutron Detection Technology
    Article - 1 Mar 2013
    Detection of atomic and subatomic particles such as neutrons is usually carried out using the signature produced by these particles.
  • Sensor Technology and Power Efficiency
    Article - 21 Feb 2013
    Francois Guibert, Executive VP and President, Greater China & South Asia Region, STMicroelectronics talks to AZoSensors about Sensor Technology and Power Efficiency.
  • What is a Hygrometer?
    Article - 21 Jun 2012
    This article discusses a range of hygrometers, their basic function, and application.
  • Level Sensors for Liquids: Compact Non-Contact Radars
    Article - 10 Jun 2021
    CNCR radars offer precise, maintenance-free liquid level sensing with Bluetooth setup and real-time data for diverse applications.
  • What Does 'g' Measure?
    Article - 28 Mar 2013
    ‘g’ is the engineering unit utilized for acceleration measurement and 1 g is defined as 32.1741 ft/sec2.

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