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News Release from: Read-Out Publications | Subject: October 05
Edited by the Processingtalk Editorial
Team on 11 November 2005
Instrumentation news from Ireland -
October 05
The October issue of Read-out, Ireland's journal of Instrumentation headlines the co-operation between Invensys and Cratlon in the production of wireless sensors for temperature and humidity
The October issue of Read-out, Ireland's journal of Instrumentation headlines the co-operation between Invensys and Limerick based Cratlon in the production of wireless sensors for temperature to RF and humidity to RF and later in light and flammable gas sensors Tim Cummins of Cratlon declares that "We believe we are the first in Europe to deploy 802.15/4 wireless sensor networks for BMS"
This article was originally published on Processingtalk on 29 Sep 2003 at 8.00am (UK)
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Also included are details of a study by Frost and Sullivan on level measurement in Europe, reports on fieldbus courses and conferences and a full pictorial record of the Irchem Exhibition in September.
In addition are the usual reports on products available in Ireland, with particular emphasis on level measuring systems, as well as company news, applications and the unmissable section on news of people! Readout is the only journal of Instrumentation and Control produced in Ireland.
It is published by Eoin O Riain.
Circulation is closely controlled to some 2000 users, teachers and vendors in the instrumentation world in Ireland.
Readout appears every two months and enjoys a wide degree of popularity in the industry.
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