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Being safe is a good feeling – always well informed and alarmed promptly in the event of an emergency. ...
ByAqua Innovation GmbH based in Rotkreuz, SWITZERLAND
The level of seed in treater bins needs to be monitored closely to help control the filling and discharging so that a continuous treating operation can be implemented. A level sensor is needed that will detect and measure the level of the seed accurately, quickly and reliably. ...
ByMonitor Technologies, LLC based in Elburn, ILLINOIS (USA)
Measuring water quantity and quality in surface water (open channels, rivers, reservoirs, lakes, and estuaries) is one of the foundations of hydrological monitoring and has been a focus of OTT Hydromet since its first water current meters were designed in ...
ByOtt - Veralto based in Kempten, GERMANY
Optical particle counter. Light scattering sensors (mass, size). Condensation particle counter (CPC, number). Scanning mobility particle sizer (SMPS, size, number). ELPI. Diffusion charging sensor (DC, active surface). Epiphaniometer (active surface). Aethalometer (BC, black carbon). Photoelectric aerosol sensor (PAS). Personal samplers for coulometric carbon analysis. Betameter (Mass). ...
ByJing Ltd. based in Zollikofen, SWITZERLAND
STS has been a hydrologist partner for many years, and through this work we have developed the experience to become specialists in the monitoring of river, lake and ground water levels. Measuring groundwater level is critically important for identifying long term trends, including declining water levels, saltwater intrusion, seasonal variations, aquifer recharge, artificial aquifer storage and recovery, and level status for drinking ...
BySTS Sensor Technik Sirnach AG based in Sirnach, SWITZERLAND
Villari B.V. specializes in providing certified wireless sensors designed to detect early-stage fatigue cracks in critical steel structures, particularly those found in cranes and girders. These sensors operate using magnetic field variation, allowing for continuous and precise monitoring of structural health. The technology significantly extends the operational lifetime of structures by providing accurate insights into the remaining structural integrity, minimizing the need for ...
ByVillari B.V. based in Delft, NETHERLANDS