Ultra low temperature sensors, with their excellent ability to accurately sense temperature in extremely cold environments, have become an indispensable key technology in the development of multiple fields, playing an important role in promoting technological progress and ensuring production and life.

The ultra low temperature vibration sensor 914P launched by Senther Technology aims to meet the growing demand for high-precision vibration monitoring in extreme low temperature environments. As scientific research, industrial production, and space exploration continue to move towards colder and more complex environments, the demand for sensors that can work stably under ultra-low temperature conditions has become increasingly urgent. The birth of 914P has filled a key gap in this field and brought revolutionary monitoring solutions to related industries.

Accurate monitoring of water quality and solution composition is crucial in various fields of human production and life. From drinking water safety to industrial production process control, from ocean resource development to battery performance optimization, conductivity sensors are playing the role of "invisible guardians" and providing indispensable technical support for these key links.

Traditional sensing materials are often limited to the detection of a single physical quantity, while complex environmental scenarios often require multi parameter synchronous monitoring. Recently, a groundbreaking study by the City College of Zhejiang University designed a new luminescent material Sr ₂ MgSi ₂ O ₇: Eu ² ⁺/Dy ³ ⁺ (SMSO) has successfully achieved triple response of photoluminescence (PL), stress luminescence (ML), and long afterglow luminescence (PersL). PersL has been used for pressure sensing for the first time, and a programmable optical coding platform has been developed using 3D printing technology, bringing innovation to the fields of intelligent sensing and anti-counterfeiting!  

In today's rapidly developing technology, sensors play a crucial role as the "senses" of electronic devices. They can perceive various information such as temperature, pressure, and light, and convert it into electrical signals for devices to interpret. Among numerous sensors, piezoresistive sensors have become an indispensable part of the technology field due to their unique principles and wide applications.

With the progress and development of society, the demand for various products is becoming increasingly widespread, constantly driving the expansion of the industrial production field. In production and processing, it is inevitable to emit various gases, which may include toxic and harmful gases. These gases not only pose potential risks to the production environment, but also have a direct impact on production safety. Therefore, monitoring and management of gases are particularly important.