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Sensor+Test will take place in Nuremberg from June 11 to 13, 2024 - with a premiere: In the 'Calibration Area', numerous exhibitors will present innovations for the calibration of sensors and measurement technology under the motto 'Innovative Calibration'.
read more...Two new stainless steel series in miniature housings - series '53C' and '55C' - from Leuze are suitable for detection tasks in production and packaging processes.
read more...We are looking for the 'Product of the Year 2024'! We have published over 600 products over the past year and now they have been decided: We present the nominations in 12 categories in which you can vote for your personal favorite!
read more...The sensor-based Internet of Things (IoT) enables practical solutions for rural areas, preventive maintenance for industry and the sustainable use of resources. Alpha-Omega Technology identifies three trends for the IoT in 2024.
read more...Pepperl+Fuchs is now certified according to IEC 62443-4-1. The company received the certification certificate from TÜV Süd in Nuremberg as part of a handover ceremony.
read more...At the Leuze stand, visitors can find out about solutions for the sensor manufacturer's focus industries - including intralogistics. The topic of safety is also a major focus here.
read more...At Baumer this year, trade fair visitors were able to try out smart sensor solutions in an uncomplicated way: A sensor workshop in a special area next to the main stand made this possible. Oliver Schleicher, Managing Director of Baumer Germany, reveals the details.
read more...At Sick, visitors can find out about the latest from the world of smart sensors, integrated safety and automation solutions and digital services. The search is facilitated by bundling the exhibits into six thematic clusters. An overview.
read more...The AMA Association for Sensors and Measurement (AMA) invites innovative minds from science and industry to apply for the AMA Innovation Award 2024. We are looking for innovative research and development results in sensor and measurement technology.
read more...The optical distance sensor 'DT80' from Sick achieves a measuring accuracy of ±2 mm, its maximum resolution is specified as 0.1 mm.
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