Sonair ADAR One 3D ultrasonic sensor is now safety-certified
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Sonair has announced that its ADAR One 3D ultrasonic sensor has received safety certification as a human detection sensor, meeting the IEC 61496 standard for electrosensitive protection devices. This certification underscores the sensor's reliability and effectiveness in ensuring safety in various applications. The assessment reflects Sonair's commitment to adhering to international safety standards, enhancing the credibility of its technology in the market. The announcement marks a significant milestone for the company, as it aims to expand the use of its advanced sensor technology in diverse sectors.
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Sonair ADAR One 3D ultrasonic sensor is now safety-certified
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