Perfect fit for standard environments(E2B)

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Ultra small size, but surprisingly easy installation!(E2E (Small-diameter))

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The Best Product to Measure Compressed Air on Production Lines. Simultaneous Measurement of Leakage, Usage and Pressure.(D6FZ-FGS Series)

The best Product to Measure Compressed Air at Machine. Measurement of Leakage and Usage.(D6FZ-FGT Series)

Ideal for Applications That Cannot Be Handled with Fiber Sensors or Photoelectric Sensors(E3NC)

Freely Change the Sensing Direction(E2Q6)

Superb Detection of Many Types of Transparent Objects(E3S-DB)

Stable Detection of Level Differences in the Order of 0.1 mm(ZX0)

Reliable measurements for any material and surface types(ZW-8000 / 7000 / 5000 Series)

Sheathed platinum resistance thermometers, Sheathed thermocouples(E52 with Ferrule (General purpose Models))

Low-cost platinum resistance thermometers, Low-cost thermocouples(E52 with Ferrule (Low-cost Models))

Bayonet spring for molding machines, Crimping terminals, Used for measuring surface temperatures, Used for room temperature measurement, Waterproof model, Siliconecovered lead wires(E52 with Ferrule (Exclusive Models))

Color Mark Detection on Any Type of Packaging. Narrow Beam and Large Lens for Stable Detection of Workpieces Tilted at Various Angles.(E3S-DC)

IO-Link Makes Sensor Level Information Visible and Solves the Three Major Issues at Manufacturing Sites! Standard Photoelectric Sensor.(E3Z-[]-IL[])

IO-Link Makes Sensor Level Information Visible and Solves the Three Major Issues at Manufacturing Sites! A Proximity Sensor That Can Be Used in a Spatter Environment.(E2EQ-[]-IL[])

IO-Link Makes Sensor Level Information Visible and Solves the Three Major Issues at Manufacturing Sites! Standard Proximity Sensor.(E2E-[]-IL[])

Accurately Measure Seal Temperature. Temperature Sensors for Packaging Machines.(E52 (For Packing Machine))

Measure Workpieces without Physical Contact Non-damaging, Sanitary, and Efficient Temperature Management(ES1-N)

Detects Intrusions into Hazardous Areas with a Single Beam and Complies with International Safety Standards.(E3ZS)

Smart Proximity Sensor with Separate Amplifier Enables Easily Making Highprecision Sensitivity Settings.(E2NC)

Detect Humidity within an Accuracy of ±3% in a Compact Body. Controller Set Provides Superior Humidity Control and Temperature/ Humidity Control.(ES2-HB-N / THB-N)

Ultra-compact and Ultra-lightweight. Stable Measurements for Any Material(ZW-SQ Series)

Detect Signs of Abnormalities in Cooling Water by Simultaneous Measurement of “Flow Rate + Temperature”(E8FC)

Detect Signs of Abnormalities in Cooling Water and Hydraulic Oil by Simultaneous Measurement of “Pressure + Temperature”(E8PC)

Even if printing is distorted or unclear due to conveyor line conditions, a unique reading method with a built-in dictionary enables stable reading of characters.(FQ2-CH Series)

Achieving “innovations in distance” for reflective-type photoelectric sensors Optimal sensing distance (50 to 1,500 mm) for use on conveyor lines(E3AS Series)

Stable detection in lines containing both aluminum and iron(E2EW)

Enables easier and standardized designs previously not possible. IO-Link as a standard feature(E2EQ NEXT)

Enables easier and standardized designs previously not possible. IO-Link as a standard feature(E2E NEXT)

Christmas is about family. Here is a collection of five crafts that you can make as a family to teach the true meaning and symbols of Christmas. Children will learn to identify Christmas using their five senses: sight, sound, smell, taste and touch.

InventionShare's portfolio client Circuit Seed is set to be the standard and optimal platform for sensor applications.

These globally-deployed products, integrated with the company's innovative sensors, enable rapid detection and identification of various threats

There are many sensory-friendly ways to celebrate Halloween with your child whether you decide to watch a movie or make a Halloween treat -- it's important that you choose an activity that is best suited for your child's needs.

Reventec's capacitive liquid level sensors are starting to be used by UAV companies because of their accuracy and reliability.

After the most recent successfully completed project for OPV optimization with regard to weak light behavior, OPVIUS has now developed an IoT platform based on this. The platform allows the integration of an OPV-based power supply into IoT sensors.

Experts Share Tips for Celebrating the Holidays in a Sensory Friendly Way

Sensors Expo & Conference 2019, San Jose 25-28 June 2019

ABC Foundations is a drug-free educational remediation center that offers services to children with learning and academic difficulties. Some children struggle with learning and academics due to delay at the brain stem level known as NDD.

In addition to the shoes being released in a soothing range of colors, they have also done away with shoelaces and complex attachments.

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Image-based tracking of medical instruments is an integral part of many surgical data science applications. Previous research has addressed the tasks of detecting, segmenting and tracking medical instruments based on laparoscopic video data. However, the methods proposed still tend to fail when applied to challenging images and do not generalize well to data they have not been trained on. This paper introduces the Heidelberg Colorectal (HeiCo) data set - the first publicly available data set enabling comprehensive benchmarking of medical instrument detection and segmentation algorithms with a specific emphasis on robustness and generalization capabilities of the methods. Our data set comprises 30 laparoscopic videos and corresponding sensor data from medical devices in the operating room for three different types of laparoscopic surgery. Annotations include surgical phase labels for all frames in the videos as well as instance-wise segmentation masks for surgical instruments in more than 10,000 individual frames. The data has successfully been used to organize international competitions in the scope of the Endoscopic Vision Challenges (EndoVis) 2017 and 2019.

Wireless sensor networks have attracted much attention because of many applications in the fields of industry, military, medicine, agriculture, and education. In addition, the vast majority of researches has been done to expand its applications and improve its efficiency. However, there are still many challenges for increasing the efficiency in different parts of this network. One of the most important parts is to improve the network lifetime in the wireless sensor network. Since the sensor nodes are generally powered by batteries, the most important issue to consider in these types of networks is to reduce the power consumption of the nodes in such a way as to increase the network lifetime to an acceptable level. The contribution of this paper is using topology control, the threshold for the remaining energy in nodes, and two of the meta-algorithms include SA (Simulated annealing) and VNS (Variable Neighbourhood Search) to increase the energy remaining in the sensors. Moreover, using a low-cost spanning tree, an appropriate connectivity control among nodes is created in the network in order to increase the network lifetime. The results of simulations show that the proposed method improves the sensor lifetime and reduces the energy consumed.

We study the problem of jointly designing a sparse sensor and actuator schedule for linear dynamical systems while guaranteeing a control/estimation performance that approximates the fully sensed/actuated setting. We further prove a separation principle, showing that the problem can be decomposed into finding sensor and actuator schedules separately. However, it is shown that this problem cannot be efficiently solved or approximated in polynomial, or even quasi-polynomial time for time-invariant sensor/actuator schedules; instead, we develop deterministic polynomial-time algorithms for a time-varying sensor/actuator schedule with guaranteed approximation bounds. Our main result is to provide a polynomial-time joint actuator and sensor schedule that on average selects only a constant number of sensors and actuators at each time step, irrespective of the dimension of the system. The key idea is to sparsify the controllability and observability Gramians while providing approximation guarantees for Hankel singular values. This idea is inspired by recent results in theoretical computer science literature on sparsification.

The increasing ubiquity of low-cost wireless sensors in smart homes and buildings has enabled users to easily deploy systems to remotely monitor and control their environments. However, this raises privacy concerns for third-party occupants, such as a hotel room guest who may be unaware of deployed clandestine sensors. Previous methods focused on specific modalities such as detecting cameras but do not provide a generalizable and comprehensive method to capture arbitrary sensors which may be "spying" on a user. In this work, we seek to determine whether one can walk in a room and detect any wireless sensor monitoring an individual. As such, we propose SnoopDog, a framework to not only detect wireless sensors that are actively monitoring a user, but also classify and localize each device. SnoopDog works by establishing causality between patterns in observable wireless traffic and a trusted sensor in the same space, e.g., an inertial measurement unit (IMU) that captures a user's movement. Once causality is established, SnoopDog performs packet inspection to inform the user about the monitoring device. Finally, SnoopDog localizes the clandestine device in a 2D plane using a novel trial-based localization technique. We evaluated SnoopDog across several devices and various modalities and were able to detect causality 96.6% percent of the time, classify suspicious devices with 100% accuracy, and localize devices to a sufficiently reduced sub-space.

Temperatures in microelectronic integrated circuit packages and components may be measured in situ using carbon nanotube networks. An array of carbon nanotubes strung between upstanding structures may be used to measure local temperature. Because of the carbon nanotubes, a highly accurate temperature measurement may be achieved. In some cases, the carbon nanotubes and the upstanding structures may be secured to a substrate that is subsequently attached to a microelectronic package.

A sensor for biomolecules includes a silicon fin comprising undoped silicon; a source region adjacent to the silicon fin, the source region comprising heavily doped silicon; a drain region adjacent to the silicon fin, the drain region comprising heavily doped silicon of a doping type that is the same doping type as that of the source region; and a layer of a gate dielectric covering an exterior portion of the silicon fin between the source region and the drain region, the gate dielectric comprising a plurality of antibodies, the plurality of antibodies configured to bind with the biomolecules, such that a drain current flowing between the source region and the drain region varies when the biomolecules bind with the antibodies.

Disclosed are a biomolecular sensor and a method of fabricating the same having high sensitivity and resolution by using a plurality of metal plates that change electrical properties of a plurality of nanostructures according to the attachment of biomolecules. The biomolecular sensor includes a substrate, first and second electrodes disposed to be spaced apart from each other on the substrate, a plurality of nanostructures disposed on the substrate to connect the first and second electrodes to each other, and a plurality of metal plates that change electrical properties of the plurality of nanostructures according to the attachment of biomolecules.

A system and method is disclosed for communicating with sensors/loggers in integrated radio frequency identification (RFID) tags. An RFID reader uses a Communicate With Data Logger Command to communicate with a data logger in an RFID tag. The RFID reader performs data access processes using an Index Register and a Data Register of the RFID tag. The RFID reader selects one of (1) Index Read access (2) Index Write access (3) Data Write access (4) Data Read access with parity and (5) Data Read access with cyclic redundancy check (CRC). The RFID tag performs the requested data access and then performs an error detection process.