Insurers Hope to Head Off Claims With IoT Devices
Wouldn't it be nice, if, instead of relying on adjusters and restoration companies to surmise how much damage was actually caused by a water leak, an
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Wouldn't it be nice, if, instead of relying on adjusters and restoration companies to surmise how much damage was actually caused by a water leak, an
Wouldn't it be nice, if, instead of relying on adjusters and restoration companies to surmise how much damage was actually caused by a water leak, an
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Connecticut companies see sensors as game-changing technology WALLINGFORD, Connecticut (Hartford Business Journal) — When Wallingford-based Amphenol Corp. announced plans last month to acquire sensor-technology company MTS Systems Corp. for $1.7 billion, the price tag was eyebrow-raising, but the strategy made sense. “For many many years, we have seen more and more of our interconnect products being married together with some type of a sensor,” said R. Adam Norwitt, CEO of Amphenol, which makes electrical, electronic and fiber optic connectors, cables and interconnect systems f...
When Wallingford-based Amphenol Corp. announced plans last month to acquire sensor-technology company MTS Systems Corp. for $1.7 billion, the price tag was eyebrow-raising, but the strategy made sense. “For many many years, we have seen more and more of our interconnect products being married together with some type of a sensor,” said R. Adam Norwitt, CEO of Amphenol, which makes electrical, electronic and fiber optic connectors, cables and interconnect systems for the telecommunications, aerospace and other industries. “We see demand for sensors growing, really, across all the markets ...