Articles Tagged with ''sensors''

Eddy current displacement sensors combine several advantages. They provide high precision and resolution on a wear-free, noncontact basis. They are resistant to external influences such as dirt, pressure and fluctuating temperatures and therefore are ideally suited to harsh industrial environments.

The treatment of bone diseases and injuries has come a long way since the days of bone setters and blacksmiths.

While fairly new to the metrology world, multisensor machines are becoming increasingly popular on shop floors for their unparalleled versatility.

In the early 2000 era, companies were happy just to have a website. Then the emergence of cloud-based applications driven by web browser technologies brought about SAAS (software as a service), and the business environment underwent a paradigm shift toward digital infrastructure—one that could improve production and increase profit.

Humatics Corporation, a developer of microlocation products, acquired 5D Robotics and its subsidiary Time Domain.

The well-known line called xiB already offers 4K and 5K models with 12 and 20 Mpix resolution and fast speed. Now new CMV50000 sensors from CMOSIS (AMS) are included in this camera family. 

F77 series ultrasonic sensors from Pepperl+Fuchs are especially designed to fit in tight spaces, but this is only the beginning of what they have to offer.  

The data handling of many sensors that scan a single target, called multi-sensor networking, is an important capability to support large object applications.

XIMEA has released more models with Sony CMOS Pregius™sensors and USB3 Vision.

Advancements in borescope technology over the past ten years have helped to facilitate the wider adoption of these instruments throughout many organizations.