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What Is An Integrated Sensor?
An integrated sensor is the core technology of a sensor without the package and allows for multiple sensor technologies to be combined into a single assembly.
Custom Sensor Solutions
We get it. Sometimes a standard off the shelf product just won't do. At Gems Sensors, we're known for our custom solutions. Whether you need a simple basic modification to one of our parts or a fully engineered fluid management solution that integrates fluid control and sensing technologies, our engineers have you covered.
There are virtually an infinite number of options for both value-added modifications and customization of Gems Sensors sensing technologies. Customizations are available for all products and include: Basic Modification, Value Added Sub-Assemblies, Simple Manifolds and Integrated Sensors.
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Custom Solutions By Gems Sensors
When a standard off the shelf product just won’t do, take a look at Gems Sensors custom solutions. Whether you need a simple basic modification to one of our parts or a fully engineered fluid management solution that integrates fluid control and sensing technologies, our engineers have you covered.
5 Questions to Ask Your Sensor Supplier for Your Next Medical Design
As someone involved in the OEM design process, here’s a scenario you’re probably familiar with: Your company is embarking on a new design for the medical market. It’s a competitive and fast-paced market so you’re concerned about development time and equipment costs.
Addressing Challenges with a Customized Fluidic System
A medical OEM designer wanted to design a waste management system that would fit into their existing footprint while also maximizing the amount of waste held by the bottle. They also needed to protect operators from biohazardous material and reduce the amount of time spent on the task of waste removal.
Top 3 Benefits of Collaborating When Developing Your Next OEM Design
Could you use an extra engineer on staff? If you’re working with a supplier who is a designer and a manufacturer, that’s exactly what you gain.
5 Reasons Why You Need a Customized Medical Fluidic System
When you think of the fluid management of the current or future design of your medical device, what challenges are you faced with overcoming? Do they include reducing development time, minimizing equipment footprint or maximizing the amount of liquid removed from your bottle?
Why Selecting the Right Sensor Company is Vital
Whether it’s for research or surgery, accuracy is essential in healthcare. That’s why medical practices need dependable equipment they can rely on.