Sensor Review: Volume 7 Issue 1
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The international journal of sensing for industryTable of contents
What's in a picture? — film digitisers provide the answer
Roger Hills, Joyce‐LoeblFilm digitisers and writers allow quantitative information to be extracted from photographic material. One such digitiser is in Joyce Loebl's Scandig range.
Sensors: making the most of piezo film
J. Victor Chatigny, Lester E. RobbPiezo films – materials which produce an electrical charge when deformed — exhibit extremely unusual properties.
Automated inspection for the ‘gauge’ and ‘panel’ lines
Jack HollingumAutomated vision Inspection is giving repeatable, objective assessments of automobile gauges and instrument panels at Delco Electronics.
Industrial growth for electronic eyesight
Hull‐based company Electronic Automation is finding a ready market for well engineered inspection systems using machine vision. Jack Hollingum went to find out.
Optical technologies — an agenda for the future
Roger MainRoger Main gives a four‐part report on the optical technologies which are playing an increasingly important role in sensor development.
Biosensors — from concept to commercialisation
Rosemary AlbinsonRosemary Albinson, a staff scientist with Cambridge Consultants Ltd, discusses how biosensors are best developed and commercially exploited.
Conversing with computers
The spoken word has long been viewed as the ultimate replacement for the computer keyboard in man‐machine operations. Indeed, a number of such man‐machine interfaces have appeared…
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Emerald Publishing LimitedOpen Access:
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- Professor Kean C. Aw