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The business case for green publication, Sep 12, 2007 When Wal-Mart talks, US manufacturers listen. Imagine how much attention they’d pay if eight similarly sized retailers made the same demand.
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Nine wireless network companies to watch publication, Sep 12, 2007 What it offers: Several intriguing products based on the same basic patented technology originally developed for detecting and measuring impact-related damage to fresh fruit and vegetables. You put sensors, a processor and a radio link on a PCB board, design a package around it that mimics the size and shape of an egg or pineapple, and run the device through the same harvesting or processing cycle as the produce to see the damage associated with that process.
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SWI Technology Partners in the News VICS, Jun 07, 2007 Merit-Trax Technologies wins the prestegious VICS Award for Most Innovative Third Party Technology Provider.
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Technology Down on the Farm - The 'Crackless Egg' and the 'Nitrogen Calculator' Better Farming, Mar 05, 2007 Farmers who are looking to reduce or eliminate inherent losses in their operations, trim unnecessary expenses or gain extra farm income need look no further than some new technologies available in Ontario, which are aimed at helping them do just that.
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Multi-Year Licensing and Manufacturing Agreement www.backbonemag.com, Feb 07, 2007 Sensor Wireless, Inc., the world leader in Active Wireless Sensor (AWS) Technology, today announced that it has signed a $10 million, multi-year licensing and manufacturing agreement with Food Systems Group of the Americas Inc.
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No Chips! Sensors: Process Industries, Nov 01, 2006 Who wants to buy a beverage in a chipped bottle or cereal in a box with crushed corners? Sensor Wireless Inc. (www.sensorwireless.com/) set about developing a specialized technology to prevent such uglies. Their wireless sensors transmit data on handling and environmental parameters and show the results in real time.
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The Story Behind Bruised Produce Backbonemag.com, Oct 10, 2006 New gadgets from Branham Up and Comer Sensor Wireless mimic a tomato or zucchini to monitor shipped items from inside packaging crates.
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New Approaches To Condition Monitoring Integrated Solutions, May 31, 2006 Learn how RFID (radio frequency identification) and other technologies can play a role in real process improvements.
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pharmamanufacturing.com publication, Mar 28, 2006 A World Without Wires? The future is now for process monitoring via wireless instrumentation, while wireless process control looms.
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Wireless Technology Enhances Consumer Goods Safety, Production manningawards.ca, Sep 15, 2005 Entrepreneur Wayd McNally's encounter with a bruised potato inspired him to invent a wireless technology that detects and reports damage, waste, safety problems and other environmental conditions in the bulk processing, handling and transportation of foodstuffs and other consumer goods.
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industrialnewsupdate.com publication, May 10, 2005 Agent QC Announces New Wireless Risk Management Solution for Supply Chain Monitorin
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beveragedaily.com publication, Sep 02, 2004 A new wireless diagnostic tool for bottle and can production lines could revolutionise quality control in beverage packaging, according to the firm behind the technology. Anthony Fletcher reports.
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globeinvestor.com publication, May 11, 2004 Syscan, Sensor Wireless Announce Agreement
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foodproductiondaily.com publication, Aug 05, 2003 Sensor Wireless of Canada is to release its newest wireless real time monitoring system, DTS, as an additional feature for its Smart Bottle, Smart Can, and Universal PD sensor systems.
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packworld.com publication, Jun 15, 2003 ‘Smart’ glass bottle handling makes an impact Wireless inspection system monitors Swedish bottling lines to help reduce breakage by determining handling abnormalities. Wireless inspection system monitors Swedish bottling lines to help reduce breakage by determining handling abnormalities.
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