Measuring Distance in Cold Foil Printing with Sensors from Senix
Sponsored by Senix CorporationFeb 16 2021
Using foil and other multisensory packaging effects to gain the consumer’s attention has become a common practice in a crowded marketplace.
Print shops are constantly seeking that competitive edge, the thing that allows what they produce to stand out against the work of all other print providers.
Metallic foils are often a straightforward yet powerful way to improve the aesthetic of a product in order to set it above the competition. An evolution of the hot stamping process, the use of cold foil has become more frequent in recent years.
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Tracking River Data with Senix s Ultrasonic AirWire Local LoRa System
Senix AirWire Local LoRa Tracks River Data Alongside USGS Monitoring
The United States Geological Survey (USGS) has, since 2001, been collecting water-resources data both in all 50 US states and outside of the US.
The National Streamflow Information Program (NSIP), formerly known as Federal Priority Streamgages (FPS), has been one of the initiatives used by USGS to study groundwater, surface water, water quality and water.
Data collection for future planning is one of the five goals used to guide NSIP planning. As it says on the USGS website: (https://water.usgs.gov/nsip/goals9.html)