productMicro-Epsilon has enhanced its
inline infrared thermal imaging
camera with a host of new features,
accessories and mounting options,
including a protective enclosure that
allows the device to operate in
ambient temperat
productWith any displacement measurement application, there is a
trade-off between the benefits and limitations of a
particular technology.Here, Micro-Epsilon compares four
types of non-contact displacement measurement
technolog
productUnder a partnership agreement with
Flir Systems,Micro-Epsilon UK will
offer a range of low cost, handheld
thermal imaging cameras that
complement its non-contact
temperature measurement products.
Micro-Epsilon’s therm
productVisitors will be able to view live working
demonstrations of a range of new
displacement measurement and non-contact
temperature measurement sensor products
from Micro-Epsilon (UK). The company’s
stand will be split into
productAn inline colour measurement system from Micro-Epsilon is enabling the colour of plastic injection moulded parts to be automatically checked early in the production process.
articlePrecision sensor technologies are not only proving their value during the production and testing of wind turbines, but also in the real time condition monitoring of operationally active onshore and offshore wind farms, explains Chris Jones, managing director of Micro-Epsilon UK.
productVisitors will be able to see a new
range of temperature sensing
products from Micro-Epsilon (UK),
including a range of low cost
handheld thermal imaging cameras
and a range of non-contact, inline
process temperature sen
productThe eddyNCDT 3060 is a new, powerful eddy current measurement system from Micro-Epsilon that is suitable for high speed, high precision displacement measurements in harsh industrial environments.
newsMore than 200 doctoral students will be supported to work on pressing research challenges with UK businesses through a £24 million investment.
productBLOODHOUND SSC reached a major milestone in October, as it made its first public run at the Aerohub in Newquay. However, the event wasn’t just about driving the car successfully down the runway and showing it to spectators, it was about tesing the car, in particular, testing that hundreds of on-vehicle sensors were performing correctly.
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