CAS DataLoggers, Inc., Chesterland, Ohio, introduced T&D Temperature data loggers, which are wireless devises that issue out alarms the moment a freezer fails and automatically sends temperature data directly to a PC.
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MOCON, Inc. unveiled what is said to be the first-ever, fully-automated water vapor transmission rate (WVTR) testing system for packaging and other barrier structures.
Onset, Bourne, Mass., released the HOBO MX1101, the company’s first data logger that measures and transmits temperature and humidity data wirelessly to mobile devices via Bluetooth Smart technology.
CAS DataLoggers, Chesterland, Ohio, introduced new UHF RFID cold chain solutions, manufactured by CAEN RFID, an Italy-based producer of temperature monitoring products for use in shipping and storage.
Thin Film Electronics ASA, San Jose, Calif., entered into a commercial distribution agreement with PakSense, Inc., Boise, Idaho, to develop intelligent sensing products that monitor perishable goods.
Athena Controls Inc., Plymouth Meeting, Pa., launched Maestro, a system of temperature controllers, sensors and data recorders for process equipment used to manufacture fast-moving consumer packaged goods.
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CAS DataLoggers, Chesterland, Ohio, supplied a temperature alarm solution for fresh catches of fish and shellfish as well as sashimi and sushi rolled onsite.
