A compact, single point non-contact industrial gauging sensor for high speed applications demanding extremely high accuracy and reliability is now available from LMI Selcom. Applications include inspecting height, width and thickness measurement of various materials. (read more)

Two short courses will be offered at MIT this summer focusing on the Principles of Laser-Based Sensors and Principles of Lasers and Fiberoptics. (read more)

The OBDM 12 Series of laser sensors detect targets accurately in dynamic, fluctuating applications. These sensors allow a customized sensing window and detection parameters. (read more)

Two components are sorted separately in Farason parts feeders and subsequently assembled on a walking beam carrier system. Assemblies are unloaded and placed into a labeling machine's infeed conveyor. (read more)

The Profiler laser gauge manufactured for the medical guide wire industry. (read more)

Merit Sensor Systems, Inc., a leader in component-level piezoresistive pressure sensor solutions, announced its appointment to the SensorsExpo Steering Committee today. (read more)

Intrinsically Safe Gauge-head Type Linear Position Sensor from Everight Precision. Popular "gauge head" configuration inductive linear sensor with stainless steel spring loaded push rod and IP67 sealed body. 1/2 in. UNF mounting thread for easy application; callibrated stroke length from 10-50mm. (read more)

Laser photoelectric sensors are often used in demanding applications requiring the ability to detect small parts, high switching speeds or longer sensing distances. The highly visible red laser emission is ideal for alignment in long-range applications, as well as precision detection in short-range applications. (read more)

K-TEK, a leading manufacturer of state-of-the-art level instrumentation for liquid and bulk solids detection, today announced the LM200™ laser transmitter designed for measurement of dry bulk solids, opaque liquids, and slurries at distances of up to 200 feet (60 meters). (read more)

Contrinex has introduced a new range of M18, low-cost, high-precision diffuse laser sensors designed to solve the problem of detecting small components or features during manufacturing processes. (read more)