Sensor development is a strength of Lincoln Ventures Ltd. Our work has included investigation of novel transduction techniques and the application of smart electronics and processing to extract the desired signal from extraneous influences such as noise or unwanted parameters.
This work has lead to the development of novel sensors, some of which have been commercialised by our industry partners.
- In electric fence monitor
- Aquaflex
- Non-invasive moisture distribution sensor
- GrapeSense
- Feedback Football
- Seed processor
Platt, I G; Woodhead, I. M.; (2005). A 1-D Inversion Method for Permittivity Calculations using a Non-Invasive TDR. Proceedings of the First International Conference on Sensing Technology. Massey University, NZ.
Woodhead, I. M.; Buchan, G. D.; Christie, J. H.; Irie, K. A. (2003). A General Dielectric Model for Time Domain Reflectometry. Biosystems Engineering, 86:207-216.
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