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The advantages of using smart sensors is data reliability, greater diagnostics and data check. Smart sensors improve communication from the sensor to the controller. The era of transition from a wired smart sensor to a wireless sensor has begun. In addition there are a number of fieldbuses in use. Profibus and Ethernet are the most competing ones.T...

The current trend in the sensors market is to integrate traditional sensor technologies and microchips or embedded intelligence, to form a smarter sensor instrument. In this deliverable, the smart sensor market is being divided into four different sensor segments, which are temperature, flow, position and load cell/force sensors. Each sensor mark...

Although infrared sensors have been around since the 19th century, the technology to create practical measuring instruments from these designs was not available until the 1930s. Since then, numerous improvements have been made in the use of infrared sensors and they have gained wide usage not only in research applications but in many commercial ap...

This research forecasts the U.S. Airborne intelligence, surveillance, and reconnaissance (ISR) market. The goal of Airborne ISR is to provide the warfighter with near real-time threat identification, tracking, targeting, and attack as well as battlefield situational awareness data such as imagery, video, and signals intelligence. The Airborne ISR...

This research covers the drivers, restraints, challenges and revenue forecast for the North American Airborne Intelligence, Surveillance and Reconnaissance systems. Manned and Unmanned aerial platforms with a primary ISR mission as well as sensors that facilitate ISR collection. End users include all branches of the armed forces.