Market leading sensor technology at AQE 2021

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Market leading sensor technology at AQE 2021

06 Sep, 2021

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Alphasense will provide a virtual exhibition booth at this year’s Air Quality and Emissions show, AQE 2021. As one of the world’s leading manufacturers of compact sensors, Alphasense will be available to help instrument and integrated systems companies develop market-leading products with the highest levels of accuracy and reliability.

Commenting on the technical support available, Alphasense Director Arthur Burnley says: “Traditionally people visit our exhibition booths looking for information on issues such as sensor specifications, environmental requirements, potential interferences, algorithms, sensor longevity, and of course price. So we anticipate similar queries at AQE and we are looking forward to engaging with our ever-growing list of customers.”

The Alphasense virtual booth will feature some of the company’s latest innovations, offering visitors a glimpse into the future of environmental and occupational safety monitoring.

Pre-registered AQE delegates (see the organiser's website) will be able to access the AQE Conference sessions free of charge, (several of which will address the advantages of compact sensors), but Arthur is urging delegates to pre-book virtual meetings with Alphasense (either via the event website or directly via the Alphasense website) to ensure that appropriate expertise can be provided.

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