The wireless Sensor Globe is a multi-functional sensor the size of a small grapefruit. Customers can monitor real time data through an app or leave the globe offline to log data for months at a time.<\/p>\n
\u201cWe are now launching the first version which is available with micro-sensors such as optical oxygen, temperature, pH, acceleration and shock,\u201d said Sedna co-founders, Sheamus MacDonald and Aleksandr Stabenow. \u201cLater this year nitrate, ammonia and salinity micro-sensors will follow, and we will keep adding many new sensors and features going forward to stay leading edge,\u201d they added.<\/p>\n
The Sensor Globe was originally designed to monitor water quality and animal welfare for the live lobster fishing industry on Canada\u2019s east coast. Unlike other sensor concepts on the market, the Sensor Globe has adjustable internal ballast so that it can float, sink or have neutral buoyancy. It measures 95mm diameter, weighs 325 grams and is designed to \u2018flow-with-the-fish\u2019 through pipes, hoses, fish pumps, lice treatment and other machinery.<\/p>\n
Trond Severinsen said that new uses and markets for the globe were being discovered every week. \u201cThe product is in reality a disruptive technology and with a price point that opens up a huge global market,\u201d he said.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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