Events

R-sensors participated in the 12th International Conference on Sensing Technology - ICST 2018. The conference was held in Limerick, Ireland, on the 4th to the 6th December, 2018. 

The research paper on 'High resolution miniature MET sensors for healthcare and sport applications' by Egor Egorov, Dmitry Zaitsev, Anna Shabalina was presented at the conference. 

The conference welcomes all stage researchers with its oral and poster research paper presentations. It includes the following key topics: sensors (capacitive, magnetic, vision, acoustic, chemical...), sensing technology, wireless sensor networks (Internet of Things), sensors signal processing and interfacing, MEMS, online monitoring, sensors applications, security and energy management of sensors. 

The conference was organized by the University of Limerick, Ireland.

Institute of Marine Geology and Geophysics of the Far Eastern Branch of Russian Academy of Sciences (IMGG) published an article about extention of the seismic network on Sakhalin Island at the far eastern end of Russia. 

The article is devoted to extension of the seismic network using R-sensors' seismic station. The seismic station includes the NDAS-8226 data logger and the CME-6111 broadband seismometer.

R-sensors presented new products at the 36-th General Assembly of the European Seismological Commission (ESC) that took place from 2 to 7 September 2018 in Valletta, Malta. 

R-sensors’ new products included a broadband digital seismometer CME-4311ND, a digital data logger NDAS-8226 and an autonomous seismic station NDAS-8224 for land-sea transition zones which stirred up interest of seismologists and potential customers. 

Thank you for visiting our booth at the exhibition!

Dear colleagues and partners! 

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We are excited to invite you to R-sensors’ exposition at the 36-th General Assembly of the European Seismological Commission which will occur in La Valletta, Malta. 

R-sensors will represent new products: a broadband digital seismometer, a digital data logger as well as a self-contained wireless seismic station for the transition land-sea zones. 

We welcome you at our booth #3!

R-sensors took part in the exhibition at the 18-th Iranian Geophysical Conference. The conference was held at the Institute of Geophysics in Tehran, Iran. The aim of the conference is to exchange the latest scientific and technical achievements related to Earth and Space Physics. The conference is held in cooperation with universities and scientific centers, corporations and private organizations. 

R-sensors presented its seismic instruments at the shared booth together with Geoarmatech (Arman Fanavaran Zamin Co.), a partner company developing and selling seismic and geophysical equipment. Geoarmatech is an exclusive distributor of R-sensors’ products in Iran. 

R-sensors and Geoarmatech were Golden Sponsors of the conference.

R-sensors in cooperation with Teknik Destek Grubu, a Turkish partner company, participated in the 9-th congress of the Balkan Geophysical Society that was held on 5-9 November 2017 in Xanadu Resort, Belek, Antalya region, Turkey. 

A digital broadband seismometer, high-resolution data logger and other seismic instruments were presented at the shared booth. The CME-6111 seismometer by R-sensors and the TESTBOX2010 data acquisition system by Teknik Destek Grubu were operating smoothly as one. Scientists and officials of geophysical organizations showed an interest in the products of both companies. 

Teknik Destek Grubu is an exclusive distributor of R-sensors’ products in Turkey.

R-sensors' project for developing broadband seismic and acoustic sensors for marine seismic exploration was approved and financed by Foundation for assistance of small industrial enterprises in the 'NTI-Development' program by the National Technology Initiative of Russia. 

The 2-year project implies two types of sensors to be developed – hydrophones and dual sensors (hydrophone + geophone).

A project for developing broadband seismic and acoustic sensors for marine seismic exploration was approved by the 'Marinet' working session of the National Technology Initiative on 28 February 2017 at Nizhny Novgorod city, Russia. 

The project will last for 2 years and implies the two types of sensors to be developed – hydrophones and combined sensors (hydrophone + geophone).

R-sensors' products were presented at the 'Scientific Instrumentation and its Prospects - 2016' exhibition which was held in Moscow, Russia, by The Federal Agency for Scientific Organizations of Russia. 

In the exposition of The Schmidt Institute of Physics of the Earth of Russian Academy of Sciences the autonomous seismic data logger module for Arctic exploration was presented. The system is based on one-component seismometer CME-4211v and a wireless data logger NDAS-8224.