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A new line of optical fork and angle sensors feature a transmitter and receiver in one housing, which eliminates time-consuming alignment of separate devices.

HSTAR 750 Series LVDTs designed for high-temperature applications

Noncontact motion sensors detect speed and direction of motion using a CMOS video imager.

The Mercury II 5000 miniature, high-resolution optical encoder is designed for next-generation precision manufacturing, inspection, metrology, and medical equipment.

Thin-film sputtering deposition creates small, robust, and stable strain sensors.

Pedal-force load sensor operates through a USB computer port.

Trapped acoustic resonance technology can expand touch-sensing capabilities to solid steel plates up to 0.5 in. thick.

A wireless sensor network monitors a university medical garage, sending word of empty parking spaces to driver cell phones.

Safety light-curtains shutdown dangerous equipment when an object blocks any single light beam of several dozen that span an opening.

A touch force sensor for tennis balls

Mike Roberts from Tekscan Inc. gives Lee Teschler of MACHINE DESIGN the low-down on touch-force pressure sensors. Length: 4:03

Wireless inductive systems provide power and signal connectivity so ordinary sensors can remain attached to removable or interchangeable pieces of equipment

IDTechEx will hold its annual RTLS & Wireless Sensor Network Summit, focusing on the application of active RFID in Denver.

Flexible tactile sensors can handle a wide range of pressures if driven by the right circuitry.

VR sensors use variations in magnetic-field densities created by changes in reluctance within a magnetic circuit.

 ifm sensor captures 3D images in real time.