Temperature sensing, one of the many control and sensors available...

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Benefits to Your Organization:

Increase profitability and reliability
Reduce costs through automated control and sensor systems
Reduce labor through automated control and sensor systems
Real-time information capabilities
Receive specialized reports
Increased accuracy
Ease of use

Sensor Development Overview

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Matrix Product Development is at the forefront in Control and Sensor technology. We use this experience and know-how to help with any of your control or sensor requirements. Take a look at our extensive experience to determine how Matrix can help with your specific needs.

Asset Control and Inventory Management System

These systems can be formulated for a variety of applications. The RFID technology used far surpasses current barcode technology both in ease of use and time efficiency. Line of site is not required and many items can be scanned simultaneously. Follow the link to learn more about our surgical compatable hospital inventory management system.

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RFID Control System

These control systems can ensure accurate identification of objects being used in the company. These systems can ensure the right parts are being put into the automated machine. They can also counteract human error, ensuring accuracy in such events as medical tests.

Flow Meters

These include electro-magnetic, chemical, and ultra-sonic versions. These meters can have a variety of data output choices including wireless communication.

Inclinometers

These tilt sensors are abundant in features (both standard and optional) and can be used in a multitude of applications.

Temperature Sensors

This temperature sensing system has a wide range of commercial applications. They can be used in extreme temperature conditions, both hot and cold. Our temperature sensing system can be found here.

Soap Dispenser Controls

These controls are used in a variety of locations to track the usage of soap dispensers as well as measuring the amount of substance left in the system. Typical applications include hospitals, restaurants, clinics, and general food service.