Ultrasonic Sensors That Work
Autonomous Navigation x Obstacle Avoidance
Many of our sensors have been used in drone, UAV, and robotics projects. Read more about our products and use cases.
Level Sensing
For tank level, smart waste, flood level monitoring, and more, our product use in level sensing use cases have proven to be successful.
People Detection
In kiosks and other applications needing proximity detection, you can use our sensors to detect the presence and absence of people, and more.
Custom Solutions
We offer custom solutions for many of our OEM customers.
If there isn't a sensor in our current product offering that works for your needs.
Our team can work with you to see if we can develop a viable solution.
We'll walk you through every step to ensure you have the best fit for your application.
The Step By Step Process
1. Discuss your application with our support team
2. Choose a Sensor
3. Easily integrate the sensor in your application
Long-range wireless IoT sensor designer and manufacturer
Radio Bridge Inc. provides a general purpose LoRaWAN bridge using MaxBotix sensors to be used in many applications.
Summary:
- Industries served: retail, industrial, oil and gas, deduction, utilities, security
- Typically used in tank monitoring applications
- Wireless connectivity with LoRaWAN protocol
- Wireless penetration through structures such as walls and floors
Additional Collaborator Partners :
Global Distributors
Much of our user base order through our global distributors.
One of the main reasons is because many large companies have our distributors listed as approved vendors.
Our relationship with those distributors allows us to help you find the right solution
and you can order from our distributors with confidence.
How Ultrasonic Sensors Work
Ultrasonic sensors work by sending out a sound wave at a frequency above the range of human hearing.
The transducer of the sensor acts as a microphone to receive and transmitter to send the ultrasonic sound.
Our ultrasonic sensors, like many others, use a single transducer to send a pulse and to receive the echo. The sensor determines the distance to a target by measuring time lapses between the sending and receiving of the ultrasonic pulse.
Common uses include:
- Level Sensing
- Obstacle Avoidance
- Distance Sensing
Our ultrasonic sensors are easy to install and low maintenance. They are intended for non-contact sensing, which means there will be a lack of any build up on the sensor face itself.
Why Use an Ultrasonic Sensor?
Ultrasound is reliable in any lighting environment and can be used inside or outside. Ultrasonic sensors can handle collision avoidance for a robot, and being moved often, as long as it isn’t too fast.
Ultrasonic sensors are so widely used, they can be reliably implemented in grain bin sensing applications, water level sensing, drone applications and sensing cars at your local drive-thru restaurant or bank.
Ultrasonic rangefinders are commonly used as devices to detect a collision.
Ultrasonic Sensors are best used in the non-contact detection of:
- Presence
- Level
- Position
- Distance
Non-contact sensors are also referred to as proximity sensors.
Ultrasonic Sensors Operate Independent of:
- Light
- Smoke
- Dust
- Color
- Material (except for soft surfaces, i.e. wool, because the surface absorbs the ultrasonic sound wave and doesn’t reflect sound.)
Long range detection of targets with varied surface properties.
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New Product Releases
HRLV-ShortRange-EZ Sensor Line
Low power, Dual Transducer Ultrasonic Sensors. Perfect for use in robot ranging and proximity zone detection.
CarSonar-WR Sensor Line
Low power, easy to deploy ultrasonic sensors for use in drive thru's, automated displays, smart parking meters, and more.
MaxBotix Inc. designs and manufactures ultrasonic sensors for use in level, proximity, and distance sensing.