A sensor can have several meanings:
Larousse: “Measurement is the action of evaluating a quantity according to its relationship with a quantity of the same kind, taken as a unit and as a reference.”
In the context of our services, this means acquiring an analog value and then converting it into a digital value.
In a product architecture, there are two possibilities:
The right sensor for your architecture will depend not only on your needs, but also on its performance and cost: your solution may require development to achieve better performance than a ready-to-use solution.
The search for a supplier is carried out with the purchasing department on the basis of a pre-selection of products, taking into account price, component durability and energy consumption. Given the Group’s purchasing power, you’ll benefit from an excellent cost/quality ratio and a competitive solution tailored to your project.
On the basis of your specifications, IMPULSE’s experts carry out a concept mock-up to check that the required performance can be achieved. This is followed by pre- and post-processing.
In the case of an off-the-shelf sensor or standard design, no special processing is required.
Your need is usually for a complete assembly, not just the sensor to perform the measurement. It involves assembling a means of communication with the quantities to be measured.
To do this, we combine two types of expertise: expertise in low power and expertise in battery-operated communication protocols. We will select for you the sensors that will guarantee their performance over time, and will be the most appropriate for your application, while meeting your consumption and granularity constraints.
Dedicated to data collection, LX Sense is a technological brick developed by LACROIX. By combining it with the appropriate communication protocol and energy management, our experts define and build the tailor-made connected solution that integrates the functionalities you need.
For an object requiring wall mounting, multi-support mechanics, a replacement hatch, or a waterproof variant for outdoor use, we’ll call on our mechatronics experts.
Example: the IoT Sensor collects data to measure air quality in populated environments: hygrometry, CO2 concentration, temperature. This highly compact, battery-powered device has a service life ranging from 5 to 12 years, depending on the usage profile.
Designing your IoT is our daily business. Don’t wait any longer to ask us for advice. Our experts will help you make the right choices to reduce your time-to-market and optimize your costs.