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Tomra Introduces Laser Sorter for Chinese Food Firms to Tackle Aflatoxin Contamination

Nov 22, 2016

Norwegian sensor-based sorting company Tomra has introduced a free-fall laser sorting machine in China to help food manufacturers tackle the threat caused by aflatoxin contamination. Branded as Nimbus BSI, the new laser sorters are said ...

Tags: Tomra, Laser Sorter, Aflatoxin Contamination

Oral-B's New Smart Toothbrush Ensures You Won’t Miss The Molars

Feb 24, 2016

A new smart toothbrush from Oral-B uses motion sensors and a smartphone camera to ensure users pay due attention to all of their choppers. The Oral-B Genius features Positional Detection Technology to give users a read-out on areas they ...

Tags: Oral-B, Toothbrush, brush

Ford Reveals New 2017 Fusion Series Sedans

Feb 7, 2016

Ford has unveiled new versions of its mid-range Fusion sedan which includes Fusion V6 Sport, Fusion Platinum, Fusion Hybrid and Fusion Energi. Ford's performance oriented Fusion V6 Sport is powered by a 2.7-liter EcoBoost V6 delivering ...

Tags: Ford, 2017 Fusion, Sedans

NLPIP Releases Report on Wired and Wireless Lighting Controls

Nov 19, 2015

The National Lighting Product Information Program (NLPIP) at Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute’s Lighting Research Center (LRC) recently released its latest publication, Lighting Answers: Comparison of Wired and Wireless Lighting ...

Tags: Wireless Lighting, Lighting Product

Volvo Cars to Introduce Kangaroo Detection Technology in Australia

Nov 2, 2015

Volvo Cars is working on a kangaroo detection technology for its cars in Australia that will help the cars avoid accidents occurred due to the national animal. The technology will include radars and cameras that will detect kangaroos and ...

Tags: Volvo Cars, Kangaroo Detection

GE Lighting and ShotSpotter Sign MOU to Bring Gunshot Detection to Luminaires

Oct 14, 2015

Cities and their emergency responders will soon have a new way to deploy gunshot detection technology and be able to respond to incidents and react faster to protect their residents. A memorandum of understanding (MOU) between GE Lighting ...

Tags: GE, Lighting, MOU, smart LED streetlights, ShotSpotter, gunshot detection

Escort Introduces Max 360 Radar and Laser Detector for Vehicles

Oct 10, 2015

Escort has unveiled Max 360, its smartest, most intuitive radar and laser detector. The Max 360 features dual antenna detection technology that can detect multiple threats simultaneously and uses arrows to show drivers where a threat is ...

Tags: Escort, radar, laser detector, drivers

Ford Takes The Big Leap Forward for Developing Self-Driving Cars

Jun 29, 2015

US automobile major Ford takes the big leap forward for developing self-driving cars, partnering with firms in Silicon Valley and translating its research initiatives to an advanced engineering level. With 29-year Ford veteran Randy ...

Tags: Ford group, self-driving cars, advanced engineering, auto accessories

New Device to Test Mislabeled Seafood

Feb 9, 2015

Scientists at the University of South Florida’s (USF) College of Marine Science have developed a device to detect mislabeled seafood. The handheld sensor uses real-time nucleic acid sequence-based amplification (RT-NASBA) to ...

Tags: USF Scientists, Mislabeled Seafood

Automotive Suppliers Will Quality Check More Than 300 Million Airbag-Inflator Systems

Dec 22, 2014

Automotive suppliers will quality check more than 300 million airbag-inflator systems using sophisticated helium- and hydrogen-based leak-detection technology in 2015. Frontal airbags have reduced fatalities in frontal crashes by up to 25 ...

Tags: Detection Technology, Airbag, Auto

Checkpoint Systems Announced The Launch of Next Generation of EAS Solutions

May 28, 2014

Checkpoint Systems, Inc., a leading global supplier of merchandise availability solutions for the retail industry, announced the launch of the next generation of intelligent electronic article surveillance (EAS) solutions. The EVOLVE ...

Tags: EAS Solutions, Checkpoint Systems

Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory (LLNL) Tested The Application of a Novel Microarray

Mar 11, 2014

Scientists who study past pandemics, such as the 14th century Black Death that devastated much of Europe, might soon be turning to an innovative biological detection technology for some extra help. The apparent first use of this ...

Tags: Ancient Human Remains, Microbial Detection, Array Detects Plague

POC Has Partnered with Volvo Car Group to Explore New Ideas for Protecting Road Cyclists

Jan 13, 2014

POC has partnered with Volvo Car Group to explore new ideas for protecting road cyclists. Engineers and product designers from both Swedish brands will work together and plan to apply the findings to upcoming products. "With POC's ...

Tags: POC, Volvo Car Group, road cyclists, road safety

Volvo Car Group Has Partnered with POC to Explore New Ideas

Jan 9, 2014

Swedish automobile manufacturer Volvo Car Group has partnered with POC, a Swedish developer of high-tech protective gear, to exchange knowledge in order to explore new ideas within safety and design. Under the deal, both firms will ...

Tags: automobile, Volvo Car

The Machine Uses IP69K Certified Casing and an Epoxy Chute to Make It Water Resistant.

Nov 26, 2013

The firm said all metal detectors are certified to this level and it was important for food safety that the machines could be washdown properly. The machine uses IP69K certified casing and an epoxy chute to make it water resistant. ...

Tags: IP69K, rating, fortress, metal, detector

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