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Support Program Encourages Research

Senix Research Assist

 

Special pricing for Senix ToughSonic® sensors is available to support university and government research projects, student education

HINESBURG, VT (USA) – August 18, 2015 – Senix Corporation, manufacturer of ToughSonic® ultrasonic level and distance sensors, today announced “Research Assist,” a formal program to support the use of ultrasonic sensors in research and education.

With the Research Assist program, qualified organizations can purchase Senix ultrasonic sensors at a 20 percent discount for use in primary research and student education. The program is available worldwide to university and government research programs, to museums, and to other non-profit organizations dedicated to environmental stewardship, learning, and cultural enrichment.

Research Assist replaces a long-term informal program whereby Senix provided discounted ToughSonic® sensors  to more than 100 universities worldwide as they addressed environmental monitoring, sustainable agriculture, energy efficiency, and engineering education.

“Ultrasonic sensors can be the ideal tool for collecting accurate, real-time data about object and material dynamics in both applied and experimental environments,” said Tim Cetto, chief executive officer, Senix Corporation. “In recent years, we’ve seen a marked increase in the demand for Senix ultrasonic sensors from research organizations worldwide. Creating a formal Research Assist program will help better serve the needs of researchers and educators.”

Several pioneering sensor applications began with discounted Senix sensors including:

Senix also has contributed to numerous student education and research programs including:

For more information about the Research Assist program, please contact Senix customer service.

 

About Senix Corporation

Senix designs and manufactures advanced ultrasonic sensors for liquid level measurement, distance ranging and object detection. Senix ToughSonic® sensors are used in a wide range of automation and research applications worldwide. The company transformed non-contact distance measurement in 1990 with the world’s first user-configurable ultrasonic sensor and has been pushing the boundaries of sensor intelligence and ruggedness ever since. Senix Corporation is a privately held company located in Hinesburg, VT, USA. Read more at Senix.com.

For more information, contact:

Tim Cetto
+1 (802) 489-7300 x300
 tim.cetto@senix.com

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