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The article offers a review of Bosch Home Comfort's Air Series Purifiers, which use a combination of pre-filter, activated carbon filter, and HEPA layer to remove over 99 present of air impurities, and feature models in three sizes with Energy Star certification, and user-friendly controls.

The article discusses the digitization of sensors and its impact on system and machine performance. The increased amount of data collected by sensors allows for greater insight into machine performance and maintenance needs. Baumer Ltd., a sensor manufacturer, is focused on digitalizing every sensor they develop to make information easily accessible and usable. Smart sensors, which provide more information than traditional sensors, are seen as a key part of digitalization and industrial automation. The article also mentions advancements in sensor technology, such as easier commissioning and reprogramming, and discusses the challenges and future of sensor technology. [Extracted from the article]

The article discusses the benefits of implementing wireless technology in smart buildings. It highlights how intelligent sensors can provide data to optimize energy efficiency, reduce maintenance costs, and improve occupant comfort and productivity. The article emphasizes that wireless IoT and cloud technology have advanced to the point where smart buildings can be managed without the need for extensive cabling. It also provides an example of a successful wireless smart-building implementation in a Copenhagen office building. The article concludes by highlighting the advantages of NeoMesh network technology, including low power consumption, scalability, and ease of deployment. [Extracted from the article]

Both sensors wirelessly report faults,provide precise location data and load data to a central sensormanagement software application. Fault Detection And Location Fault detection and location information enables quicker responsesand less patrol time, reducing outage durations. SOLUTIONS CENTER Savings associated with reductions in customer minutesinterrupted and O&M costs more than offset the price ofintelligent line sensors With the start of the 2023 hurricane season and record-breakingheat already setting up another concerningwildfire season in the Western U.S., it is hard to ignoreextreme weather events and natural disasters -- andtheir effect on power delivery to customers in many regions. [Extracted from the article]

The article offers a review of innovative laboratory and industrial solutions, featuring UniFlow CE's energy-efficient fume hood with 50 present savings, Voselsang's RedUnit XRL260 hopper-fed grinder for high-capacity waste processing, and Krohne's electromagnetic flowmeters.

The article offers a review of three advanced water analysis solutions: Blue-White's APFCL analyzer for real-time monitoring of chlorine, pH, and temperature; YSI's EXO Sonde Platform, providing customizable and long-term water quality monitoring for various water bodies.

The article discusses the implications of the proliferation of Internet of Things (IoT) devices, which require more bandwidth, security, and scalability. IoT devices range from smart thermostats to industrial sensors and are reshaping various industries such as manufacturing, healthcare, and logistics. However, the rapid increase in IoT devices strains supporting infrastructures, leading to challenges in data traffic, security, and scalability. The article also mentions different network options for IoT, including Wi-Fi HaLow, and emphasizes the need for stringent security protocols to combat evolving cyber threats. Additionally, it highlights the introduction of new regulations in various countries to establish minimum security standards for IoT devices. [Extracted from the article]

Unique cybersecurity roadblocks facing utilities For decades utilities have successfullymanaged resilience of the electricity system.It's led to some very distinct principles such as: 1. SOLUTIONS CENTERTen years ago, cyber risk was not on the radarfor utilities, but that has changed From the ransomware shutdown of the Colonial Pipeline toSolarWinds impacting 25% of energy utilities, cyber crimesare stacking up against energy companies. [Extracted from the article]

Defense electronics A Special Section to ENDEAVOR'S DESIGN ENGINEERING &SOURCING GROUP MTBF/FIT studies provide a framework for determiningcomponent-level reliability--a key concern fororganizations the world over. Statistical by nature,MTBF/FIT values vary greatly with thenumber of samples used and the length oftime these parts have been in operation. Purchasers must request reliabilityreports from all potential suppliers andcompare not just the MTBF/FIT values,but also the total operating hours, whichare based on test conditions (acceleratingfactors) and number of units used ineach study. [Extracted from the article]

As the Micro Miniaturization team leader at Futek Advanced Sensor Technology, Inc., Lisiak is fixated on creating some of the smallest sensors in the marketplace. Maciej ("MJ") Lisiak, a micro miniaturization team leader at Futek Advanced Sensor Technology, Inc. discusses the next generation of sensor design and technology. In the following Q&A, Lisiak shares insights on how his team at Futek's Micro Division is focused on pushing the boundaries of sensor miniaturization. [Extracted from the article]

The article discusses the alarming global issue of work-related fatalities and injuries, highlighting the concerning statistics and trends. It emphasizes the need for a shift towards prioritizing safety in the workplace and implementing effective safety management systems. It argues that a culture of safety is paramount in preventing workplace accidents and fatalities.

The article highlights the value of using lighting control systems apart from energy savings. Topics covered include how advanced lighting control systems allows the gathering of data that can bring value to the end-user, the steps that the lighting industry can take to help customers leverage their lighting networks, and how lighting can help customers prepare for the future integration of Internet of Things (IoT) sensors.

The article reports that Using computer vision and a deep neural network to infer haptic contact information inside a thumb-shaped sensor (see figure), researchers at the Max Planck Institute for Intelligent Systems (MPI-IS; Stuttgart, Germany) are adding a desirable layer of sensitivity to robots. Known as Insight, the sensor is constructed around an internal monocular camera, with only a single layer of elastomer over-molded onto a stiff frame to guarantee sensitivity, robustness.

The article discusses research that developed a micro-electro-mechanical system (MEMS) tunable dielectric lens. The team from SINTEF Smart Sensors and Microsystems used ultrathin planar optical components composed of subwavelength nanonstructures that manipulate light to develop the MEMS metasurface technology. The key features of the novel MEMS architecture are explored.

The article evaluates the product including the AX3 3-in Light-emitting diode (LED) from Aculux; value class dual selectable T-FIT from Ledvanceus; and linear architectural luminaires from Optique Lighting.

The article discusses the approach of right-sizing wireless-sensor networks with the optimal number of sensors for the Internet of Things. Topics covered include sensor network trends and use cases, improvement in the development of indoor positioning systems through Angle of Arrival and Angle of Departure technology, and installation of low-voltage light-emitting diode lighting with the sensor network for easier access to energy savings.

The article evaluates the CAN bus strain sensors from Phase IV Engineering, and outlines the features of the product.

The article offers information on the Ocean of Things project which was launched by the U.S. Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency to enable ocean awareness through the deployment of a distributed sensor network. Topics discussed include the importance of data analysis from the floating sensors for an efficient military operation, technical areas covered under the project's second phase including the development of advanced data analytics, and the use of a cloud-based architecture.

Theweb-based interface of the telematics solution provides continuousvisibility of cold chain assets via a centralized data streamthat shows trailer temperatures, location, and movement. The product offering willinclude trailer tire pressure and wheel-end temperature data thatis communicated to the fleet via the trailer telematics system. [Extracted from the article]

The article focuses on the opportunity provided by the Internet of Things (IoT) for the booming personal protective equipment (PPE) market. Factors contributing to the rise in smart technology adoption include the drop in hardware and electronics prices and the capability of mobile networks and broadband communication to support large volumes of IoT connectivity. Examples of smart PPE wearables and sensors are also cited.

The article provides a preview of multiple products, including Ability Smart Sensor, which transforms rotating equipment into smart, wireless-connected assets, detecting disturbances, from ABB Inc., and VerifEye EMHXD Data Acquisition Server, which utilizes versatile inputs and Modbus RTU/TCP protocols to gather energy data from meters, from Leviton Inc.

The German grid operators SchleswigHolstein Netz AG and Bayernwerk NetzGmbH have commissioned Siemens Energyto inspect almost 2,485 km of high voltageoverhead lines with the "SIEAERO"high-tech multi-sensor system. The digital data obtained provides a preciseand detailed overview of the condition of theoperating equipment, and it can be combinedwith existing data from the grid for otherevaluations. [Extracted from the article]

The article offers information about the move of the officials of the U.S. Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA) to issue a request for information on new urban sensing technologies or new kinds of cooperating sensors. Other information such as technologies aim to improve urban sensing capabilities for monitoring city traffic flow, crowd management, public safety monitoring, resource use, and environmental protection is presented.

The article presents the ARIA Series of electrically actuated by Warren Controls.

The article announces the launch by Strick Trailers of its Elevator model 28-foot pup trailer.

The article offers information on identifying production issues with remote monitoring. Topics discussed include that advances in software, sensing technology and data collection improve how plant managers monitor production for more efficient maintenance plans; and discusses a study that 89 percent of mechanical failures are completely random and therefore cannot be avoided using a scheduled maintenance plan.

(Is this potentially one of the APL killer apps I alluded to last month?) Clearly, using historian data-processing techniques doesn't support the in-depth details required for this sort of analysis and insight. WITHOUT WIRES www.controlglobal.com MARCH 2021 • 15 When good data goes bad Work is needed to better protect the integrity of historical data ALL of us are familiar with and use historians for a wide variety of reasons, from improving operations to troubleshooting our processes, and also for reporting to regulators when necessary. [Extracted from the article]

The article discusses the role of digital technology in creating intelligent transmitters which, in turn, enable smart sensors. Industrial and consumer products are embedded with basic information technology enabling them to become part of the Internet of Things. With digital sensors, digital transmitters and control systems communication, data can be easily communicated and information can improve the process, optimize instrument performance and maximize maintenance personal productivity.

COMMUNICATIONS IS A CRITICAL PARTof any military efforts and links mustbe reliable, secure, and without delays.Defense/aerospace designers have typicallyled the way with technologies foradvanced communications systems,such as active antenna arrays and software-definedradios (SDRs). By working with theDoD-sponsored National SpectrumConsortium, for example, the DoD hasreceived design inputs from a wide rangeof 5G equipment suppliers as startingpoints for military systems employing5G technology. Military specifiers will alsobenefit from the commercial-off-the-shelf(COTS) availability and pricingthat 5G will bring to mm Wave components,as new frequencies and spectrumopen new vistas for military systemdesigners. [Extracted from the article]

The article discusses the supervisory control and data acquisition (SCADA) technology radio-read water meters to provide real time data by the Seal Rock Water District in Seal Rock, Oregon. It states the advanced metering infrastructure (AMI) system provide customers real time protection for water leaks and show customers their water usages.

A basic ELD solution deploys data-collecting smart sensors to track a vehicle's location and movement. Temperature and location tracking --One obvious asset-tracking application of smart sensors is temperature monitoring for operators who transport fresh and frozen food (another area facing increasingly strict regulations). Many providers charge for access to data their sensors collect and limit the formats in which data is available. [Extracted from the article]

The article reports on the Electro-Optical Combined Hyperspectral Imaging, Infrared Search and Track, and Long Range Imaging R&D (EO-CHIL) project of the U.S. Air Force which aim to advance electro-optical sensor technologies for surveillance.

The article offers information on products from different manufacturers which include the Klippon® Terminal Box steel enclosures from Weidmuller, DS80 Intelligent Sensor Series from Electro-Chemical Devices and VPLMSL-10-5FT-12.3-GL-NL-NP construction string light set from Larson Electronics.

The article presents an update on the latest in sensor technology. Topics covered include the innovative sensing system developed by researchers from the Technion-Israel Institute of Technology in Haifa, Israel that can identify and distinguish different stimuli, sensor that can track the location of workers who work in high-risk environments like firefighters developed by researchers at McMaster University and growth projected for the wearable materials market by year 2023.

The article offers information on the Intelligent Sensor Management (ISM) is a digital platform for analytical sensors from Mettler-Toledo.