Pulses detect with least doubt: a very low cost radar technology-potentially cheap enough to measure fuel tank levels-has been developed by one of the UK's leading research groups

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Single pulse radar wave technology has been developed to detect objects at a distance in a more cost effective way than continuous wave systems. The technology was developed originally to assess missile performance, but it could be used to detect objects in and around cars, which could eliminated minor accidents.

Innovations, Radar, Radar systems

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Measure it to save it

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Developments in methods of detecting and measuring water leaks from water mains are discussed. Remote control metering equipment developed by ABB Automation, UK, for Thames Water can spot small leaks and reduce leakage.

Research, Product introduction, Prevention, Flowmeters, Water-meters, Water meters, Water leakage, Flow meters

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A tank full of lock designs

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Deputon Manufacturing is using defence technology to make components for locks that conform to new European standards.

Product development, Design and construction, Locks and keys, Locks (Security devices), Locksmiths, Deputon Technology

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