wireless sensors

Zenput’s sensors and cloud-based software help some of the world’s biggest brands gain actionable insights into temperatures, expiration dates and other safety and compliance information across multiple sites. With Laird Connectivity, these companies stay nimble and flexible against changing conditions, supply chain delays and additional challenges in the food supply chain. 

Xidas IoT becomes the first to create a cost-effective solution for the Internet of Things (IoT) market’s major issue: battery life. The increasing benefit of wireless sensors in the industrial and automation world is being restricted by the pain of replacing their batteries.

Disruptive Technologies has announced $6.13 million (NOK 50 million) in new equity financing from Ubon Partners. Disruptive Technologies develops wireless sensors communicating with the Internet and the sensors have unique characteristics in terms of size, range and battery capacity.

(Salt Lake City, Utah, USA.) – Monnit Corporation has released a new wireless battery health sensor. This is a DC analogue voltage meter designed to measure battery voltage at specified intervals and to wirelessly send the voltage readings to iMonnit, the online sensor monitoring system.

Salt Lake City, Utah, USA – A new family of Wi-Fi sensors, known as MoWi™, has been launched by Monnit Corporation. These sensors use an integrated, 2.4GHz – 802.11b/g, FCC/CE certified radio transmitter, which allows them to work with new and existing Wi-Fi networks globally.

The SAW Symposium 2012, September 20th – 21st in Villach, Austria will focus on wireless sensors for harsh and environments. Latest technological developments and industrial applications will be presented.

An in-depth assessment and analysis of chipsets and an analysis of the various sensor and M2M network layers is available in a report from West Technology Research Solutions (WTRS).