Sensor Review: Volume 9 Issue 4
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The international journal of sensing for industryTable of contents
Identifying quality at Bosch
H. RegerFor Robert Bosch GmbH, sensor systems underpin a major programme in part identification and quality control in assembly.
Tutorial: line scan cameras
Clive LoughlinSensor Review covers an important component used in many industrial applications.
Stress wave sensing eases condition monitoring
Peter WellsInnovative stress wave sensors could find wide application in industry.
Europe heads for the smarter sensor
A big upsurge for sophisticated intelligent sensors is tipped by leading market watchers, as Stephen McClelland found out.
Biosensors invade the body
Biosensors are reaching the stage of serious evaluation and exploitation, as well as unusual applications, as Stephen McClelland explains.
Briefing: opto‐mechanical metrology
K.‐P. KochIndustrial metrology is being radically alerted by advanced technology, as an expert reports.
Neotronics provides the fizz for gas sensors
Rags to riches Neotronics is continuing to spy out new opportunities in the sensor market, as Stephen McClelland reports.
Why sensors are important for Japan
A new report puts Japanese sensor technology into context, as Stephen McClelland explains.
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0260-2288Online date, start – end:
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Emerald Publishing LimitedOpen Access:
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- Professor Kean C. Aw