San Jose. Integrated Devices Technology (IDT) based in San Jose, California, commissioned a research group at the Polytechnic Department of Engineering and Architecture (Dpia) of the University of Udine for a three-month research project funded for 60,000 Euros, titled “Development of CoilMagic software for the optimization of inductive position sensors”, for the improvement of position sensors used in the engineering and architecture industry. In particular, the research group from Udine will focus on enhancing the accuracy of position sensors used within a wide range of industrial equipment from home appliances to cars and robotic arms on behalf of the Silicon Valley multinational companies. (9Colonne)
