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29  '21
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Honeywell News

Honeywell And Wood Introduce Groundbreaking Technologies To Support Efforts Toward Carbon-Neutral Sustainable Aviation Fuel

Honeywell (NASDAQ: HON) and Wood (LSE: WG) today announced a comprehensive package of technologies to support the effort to produce carbon-neutral aviation fuel. When used together, the technologies, which are based on Honeywell's UOP Ecofining process technology and Wood's hydrogen plant technology, could reduce lifecycle greenhouse gas emissions (GHG) by 100% using certain feedstocks when compared to traditional petroleum aviation fuel.

29  '21
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Leica Geosystems News

Hexagon announces Leica ContentMapper – new airborne imaging sensor for efficient large-scale content collection

Hexagon’s Geosystems division announced today the introduction of the Leica ContentMapper, an innovative and highly efficient airborne imaging sensor for large-scale geospatial mapping projects. With a 40,000 pixels swath width, this latest generation camera provides the highest performance for content programs, capturing high resolution imagery at unprecedented rates.

29  '21
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FPT Industrial

FPT INDUSTRIAL, IN COLLABORATION WITH ARTISSIMA, PROMOTES THE 2ND EDITION OF THE FPT FOR SUSTAINABLE ARTS AWARD TO SUPPORT SUSTAINABILITY IN CONTEMPORARY ART

FPT Industrial reaffirms and consolidates its commitment to contemporary art and sustainability by promoting, in collaboration with Artissima - Italy’s most important contemporary art fair - the second edition of the FPT for Sustainable Art award.

29  '21
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Mantracourt News

A guide to successful wireless sensor installation

Signal conditioning and sensor specialist Mantracourt has created an infographic to show how plant operators across many industries can achieve the best results from their wireless sensor instrumentation.

29  '21
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Wenglor News

Performance in a New Combination: The U1RT Ultrasonic Distance Sensor Combines NFC and IO-Link in a Standard Housing

Low installation depth and easy integration of the sensor via an M18 thread or the drill holes on the housing – the advantages of the established R format have been appreciated for years in the field of photoelectronic sensors. Wenglor’s ultrasonic distance sensors from the new U1RT series combine this format with the tried-and- tested ultrasonic technology of the U1KT and UMD product series, thus setting new standards in terms of range and integration options. Thanks to IO-Link 1.1 and NFC interface, the sensor offers flexible setting options and data storage.

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