MAGI
The project MAGI aims to develop test and lab platforms for sensor technology and lightweight constructions.
Sensors
On this page you will find news and information from Mid Sweden University, collected under the tag SENSORS. This page is created based on the tag you clicked to get here.
There are 24 English pages and 11 Swedish pages that are tagged with SENSORS. The content may vary depending on language.
Global premier for remote-controlled High-lift wheel loader over 5G
The global premier of a remote-controlled High-lift wheel loader over 5G is an important step towards remote-controlled machines and safer timber handling. This week, the first live tests have been...
Safety systems for head injuries
With the help of a constructed surrogate head with many sensors, the researchers hope to gain knowledge of what is happening in the brain during trauma to the head. In this way, even better safety...
A new Torque Sensor design
Mid Sweden University has a new torque sensor design, using a hallow shaft with notches on its body, where a tiny twist of the body causes air pressure to change inside the notches. This change is...
Self powered RPM Sensor
The researchers at STC research Center have, together with industrial partners, developed a self-powered wireless RPM sensor, robust enough for tough industrial environments.
New technology can increase the quality of life for people in electric wheelchairs
Mid Sweden University has in cooperation with the partner company Permobil, developed a new technology that allows you to steer an electric wheelchair with a wireless control.
Sensors for Measuring High Water Flows
A new type of measurement equipment can make it easier for water companies to detect vents in the sewers and reduce environmental impact when extremely high water flows cause overload of the sewage...
Get control of the office environment
Here you will see a demonstration of Mittuniversity's new Office Tracker. Office Tracker is an office environment sensor system that collects different measurement values in a building to facilitat...
STC researcher contributes to the Nobel Prize
The Nobel Prize in Chemistry 2017 went to Jacques Dubochet, Joachim Frank and Richard Henderson for the development of cryoelectron microscopy. But not everybody know that researchers from Mid Swed...
Henrik Rödjegård from Senseair is a new Adjunct Professor at STC
We warmly welcome Dr. Henrik Rödjegård to our team! He started his position as Adjuncted Professor from our partner company Sensair on December 1. His knowledge of sensor electronics, MEMS sensors,...
In birds' best interests
Movement is a three-year research project that is developing tomorrow's technology for studying wind power's impact on birds. The research can contribute to bird life being spared at the same time ...
Digital sensors in the hunt for oil spillages
Oil spillages can cause serious harm to lakes and other bodies of water and there are unfortunately often no tools to detect a spillage at an early stage. By means of on-line sensors placed in drai...
Patrik Jonsson – new Adjunct Assistant Professor at STC
Welcome to STC Dr. Patrik Jonsson! As from November 1 he is our new Adjunct Assistant Professor from our partner company Combitech. Patrik has a PhD in Electronics from Mid Sweden University and wi...
Staffan Rydblom presented his Licentiate thesis
We like to congratulate PhD-student Staffan Rydblom who presented his licentate thesis "Measuring Water Droplets to Detect Atmospheric Icing" today. Opponent to the thesis was Prof. Anssi Mäkynen...
Connected sensor provides faster action against radon
STC and partner company MidDec have developed a radon sensor that enables faster action to clean radon. The sensor is connected to a web page and gives measurement results immediately, which is to ...
Smart industri - Vad innebär det och hur bidrar Mittuniversitetet?
Swedish industry faces major challenges and need to address digitization opportunities to create global competitiveness. Mid Sweden University now invests 30 million a year on research in Smart...