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Omega introduces its new series of waterproof, low profile load cells for wet or washdown applications. The high accuracy LSHD has an all stainless steel construction for harsh industrial environment with…
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Little sensing giants of wind, solar energy
Written by Christian Fell Wednesday, 21 November 2012 10:38
Wind and solar power generation achieve the highest energy conversion when the wind blows steadily or the sun shines brightly, but sometimes nature needs a nudge.
Special application vision sensors for fine rack positioning
Written by Tim Cicerchi, Pepperl+Fuchs Friday, 03 February 2012 10:19
Just-in-time manufacturing and reduced inventory costs have created a need for ASRS (automated storage and retrieval systems).
Optical motion sensors – the touchless alternative
Written by Christian Fell Sunday, 01 January 2012 11:47
Imagine motion sensors that can provide accurate measurement of the displacement and velocity of a moving surface, all without any physical contact with that surface.
Retroreflective area sensing improves performance
Written by Jeff Allison Thursday, 17 February 2011 08:54
Detecting objects of varying shapes, heights, or positions has historically been accomplished by using an array of single beam photoelectric sensors or a thru-beam light grid (which is a photoelectric array in two separate housings).
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SOUTHINGTON, CT – Motion experts at The Baumer Group began working closely with scholars from the Artificial Intelligence Laboratory (AI Lab) at the University of Zurich In June of 2012 to design and create the first humanoid robot that moves, acts and responds like a human being. Nine months later, "Roboy" was born and introduced to the world at Robots on Tour in Zurich, Switzerland, on March 8, 2013.
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