The new sensors enable improved very low-light imaging in outdoor camera applications.More>>

The 3-Space Sensor family of intelligent IMUs and AHRS from YEI Technology, Portsmouth, OH, determine orientation relative to an absolute reference orientation in real time. More>>

The PIoNIR:640 from Princeton Instruments, Trenton, NJ, uses a deep-cooled InGaAs focal-plane array and is designed for use in challenging low-light NIR or SWIR imaging and spectroscopy applications that require high sensitivity from 0.9-1.7 µm. More>>

Pepperl+Fuchs Inc., Twinsburg, OH, has expanded its ML4.2 Series of subminiature photoelectric sensors with new models offering faster response times, multibeam redundant detection, independent outputs, and zero deadband sensing. High-speed models offer 250 µs response time. More>>

The Wilcoxon Research Model 786-500-D2 accelerometer from Meggitt Sensing Systems, Germantown, MD, is suited for condition monitoring of rotating equipment and equipment in hazardous areas. More>>

RealShear sensors from Lenterra Inc, Newark, NJ, are inline sensors that provide continuous, real-time measurement of wall shear stress in mixers, extruders, and pipelines at rates up to 1000 readings/s with no disruption of process flow. More>>

The Type 4550A KiTorq system from Kistler North America, Novi, MI, is a rotor torque flange measuring unit with an accuracy class of 0.05.More>>

The KXTJ2 from Kionix Inc., Ithaca, NY, is a 2 by 2 by 0.9 mm, low-power, high-performance triaxial MEMS accelerometer optimized for mobile handsets and tablets. More>>

The MPU-9150 from InvenSense Inc., Sunnyvale, CA, is a fully integrated 9-axis motion tracking device for mobile devices such as smartphones, tablets, game controllers, and wearable sensors. More>>

The A310 f and A310 pt from FLIR Systems Inc., Portland, OR, are remote thermal monitoring systems with Ethernet/IP connectivity and protective housings. More>>