インテリジェントセンサの英語

an apparatus called sensor

I set up motion sensors.

I set up motion sensors.

measuring instrument that detects electric charge

a device which detects contamination by the amount of odor emitted, called a scentmeter

an instrument that investigates objects by remote control

This sensor has wireless capabilities.

It can also read people's movements by using visual sensors in its head and force sensors in its wrists.

a device for detecting and measuring radioactivity, called scintillation counter

ASIMO uses a floor surface sensor and visual sensors to detect obstacles.

The sensors can also be put on the surface of wet internal organs.

A team of scientists has developed a sheet of sensors that can be put on skin and joints.

Eventually, we developed a flexible electronic "skin" containing pressure sensors.

In the house, there are such devices as thermo-hygrometers, illuminometers and sensors to detect people.

On-board sensors and cameras help detect other vehicles and pedestrians.

Sensors in the device can collect health information on the wearer.

It has a sensor that can detect a possible collision and warn the driver and pedestrians.

The car's on-board sensors can detect objects in all directions up to two football fields away.

The JCG monitored the area with sensors set in August 2002.

The sensor's development is based on Sony technologies like vibration analysis for audio equipment.

They are also studying the door's structure and sensor system.

It may have a sensor or communication function, or it may act as a power supply.

Japan Air Photo System in Tendo has developed a sensor.

Softbank Mobile Corporation's "Mimamori Home Security" sends e-mail messages to registered addresses when sensors in the house detect no sign of movement for a certain period of time.

Currently, the sensor can only be used with six racket models from Yonex Company.

In combination with a cell phone stand equipped with a sensor, the e-mail recipients are further informed about the elderly person's movements in the house.

One of the first pair carries an optical sensor that in good weather can see an object on Earth as small as one meter square.

The sensors can be put on the hands of surgeons and craftsmen to collect data on hand movements.

Mito is now working to attach the sensor device to a pen.

A user places replicas on a sensor box and the nutritional value appears on a computer display.