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New Sensor Technologies Enabling Unexpected Applications

Article - 19 Oct 2017

Innovative sensor technologies, and smarter ways of incorporating more intelligence, continue to create surprising opportunities in the changing MEMS business.

Miniaturised Inertial Sensors with Advanced Temperature Compensation

Article - 17 Oct 2017

AZoSensors spoke to Fritz Martin, Inertial Engineering Manager at LORD Microstrain, about the features of their new inertial sensors, and how he expects them to impact the industry.

Measuring Temperature in Fridges for Year Round Fresh Produce

Article - 26 Sep 2017

A temperature-controlled supply chain makes it possible to have roses in January or fresh salmon in August. Year round, fresh produce like seafood, vegetables, and flowers move through a continuous...

Sensor Modules – Uncompensated But Cost-Efficient

Article - 20 Sep 2017

The choice of components in a system, including pressure sensors, is significantly affected by price efficiency.

Using Sensors to Measure Engine Oil Temperatures

Article - 6 Jul 2017

Engines are considered to be complex pieces of machinery, and thoroughly testing them means testing many different variables. How much air is the engine taking in? How’s the noise level?

How UV, IR and Imaging Detectors Work

Article - 21 Jun 2017

Fire detection is based on various properties of fire such as smoke emission, rise in temperature and optical radiation emission.

Sensors in 2017: The Story so Far

Article - 18 Apr 2017

One of the earliest applications of sensor technology was developed and applied by Wilhelm von Siemens in 1860 in an effort to further understand the temperature sensitivity of a copper resistor, and...

What are Direct Drive Motors and How do they Work?

Article - 7 Feb 2017

Direct drive motors are being used more frequently due to an increased demand for high performance. How do they work in comparison to traditional motors?

Aerial Imaging - Selecting the Correct UAV and Industrial Camera Combination

Article - 28 Nov 2016

Lumenera, experts in imaging, recently worked with AggieAir, a research lab at Utah State University, to develop an aerial imaging system for agricultural research.

Non-Contact Level Sensors for Inventory Management - Laser, Radar or Scanning Sensors?

Article - 24 Oct 2016

This interview discusses the strengths and weaknesses of the different non-contact level sensors, and which technology would deliver the most for your application.