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How to Choose a Continuous-Temperature Monitoring System To Safeguard Your Business

Food Production, Future Tech, Health and Safety, Health Tech, Hospital and Healthcare, Hotels and Guest Houses, Pharmaceutical, Technology, Temperature Monitoring, Veterinary / By Sulis Technology

How to choose a continuous-temperature monitoring system Find out how to choose the best continuous temperature monitor sensors for equipment management to prevent loss events. Thermonitor Continuous temperature Monitoring Device It takes a lot of attention to detail to own or manage a restaurant. The success of a hospitality business depends on a proactive approach to […]

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Smart Oven Adjusts Cooking Temperature According To The Food It Identifies

Future Tech, Sensor Tech / By Sulis Technology

The Whirlpool Corporation has made its presence known at CES with a number of exciting announcements, including the KitchenAid Smart Display, which was not the only smart kitchen appliance the company has introduced this year – Whirlpool is also showcasing a smart countertop oven.

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Wireless Temperature Sensor Measures Tyre Temperature via Infra Red (IR)

Automotive Industries, Future Tech / By Sulis Technology

Believed to be the only sensor available that can perform wireless infrared (IR) tyre temperature measurements, the IRN8WS4 transmits data to a generic master receiver in 868, 902 or 920-MHz frequencies. This, says the Texense Renvale Group, gives users the option to pick the best one frequency, depending on the location.

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Androids take one step closer as artificial sensor mimics human sense of touch

Artificial Intelligence, Future Tech, Health Tech, Robotics, Sensor Tech / By Sulis Technology

A team of researchers have developed an artificial tactile sensor that mimics the ability of human skin to detect surface information, such as shapes, patterns and structures. This may be one step closer to making electronic devices and robots that can perceive sensations such as roughness and smoothness.

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How to Choose a Continuous-Temperature Monitoring System To Safeguard Your Business

Smart Oven Adjusts Cooking Temperature According To The Food It Identifies

Wireless Temperature Sensor Measures Tyre Temperature via Infra Red (IR)

Androids take one step closer as artificial sensor mimics human sense of touch

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