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LOW-COST CAPNOGRAPHY SOLUTION A BOOST FOR LOW-INCOME COUNTRIES
Pyreos has the opportunity to introduce a world-first development that could help to radically shift the landscape for ICU (intensive care unit) capability in low-income countries. The company is looking to introduce a significantly more [...]
PYREOS APPOINTS GARY PALMER AS NEW VP OPS
Pyreos announces that Gary Palmer has joined in the newly created role of Vice President of Operations. Gary Palmer brings 30 years of experience in senior manufacturing management and engineering to his role at Pyreos. [...]
PYREOS ANNOUNCES WIDER APPLICATION SPACE FOR PIONEERING SMD+ PYROELECTRIC SENSOR SYSTEM
ezPyro™ SMD+ infrared platform delivers fast, reliable and high-sensitivity detection for a broader range of gasses and other substances Pyreos announces a new broader range of applications with its ezPyro™ SMD+ series, bringing fast and [...]
PYREOS JOINS SEMI TO BOOST PARTNERSHIP AND INNOVATION OPPORTUNITIES
Pyreos has joined SEMI, the industry organisation serving the global electronics manufacturing and design supply chain. Becoming a SEMI Associate Member enables Pyreos to play a more prominent role in forging future international standards and [...]
PYREOS PRESENTS AT ELECTRONIC SPECIFIER EXPO 2020
Pyreos is participating at the Electronic Specifier Expo 2020, a virtual event showcasing new products, technologies and solutions in the electronics industry alongside an informative programme of webinars. Andrew Wallace, CEO, will deliver a presentation [...]
Latest Blog Posts
Pyreos supports life-changing advances in tackling lung cancer and other major lung diseases
We're very proud to have played a part in Pulmon IR's major advancement in developing a low cost, clinical-grade, mid-infrared spectrometer using our sensor technology to analyse patients’ sputum. It can accurately detect lung cancer & other major lung diseases and also significantly reduce unnecessary treatments. Read more about this life-changing technology here. To find out how we can enable ground-breaking rapid, accurate analysis capability in a whole range of applications, please get in touch [...]
Infrared sensing technology developments summarised – December 2018
Happy new year and welcome to part 4 in our series breaking down some of our favourite news stories from the past month. As always, we look at key stories from trade publications and research from academic journals that have caught our eye. This month we examine marine pollution, counterfeit caviar, and the scale of fraud in the pharmaceutical industry, as well as the role mid-IR sensors play in protecting consumers and industrial firms from [...]
Infrared sensing technology developments from November 2018 summarised
Welcome to part 3 of our regular blog series, breaking down the key news events from the past month. Here we outline the key stories from trade news publications and academic journals that have caught our eye. This month we focus on two sectors, pharmaceuticals and biofuel, to look at how IR sensors can be used to protect trust, frustrate counterfeiters, minimise pollution and prevent engine damage. 1) Using IR to identify halal-compliant pharmaceuticals In [...]
Infrared sensing technology developments from October 2018 – summarised
Welcome to part 2 of our regular blog series, breaking down the key news events from the past month. Here we outline the key stories from trade news publications and academic journals that have caught our eye. This month we look at how IR sensors are being used to eliminate the production of greenhouse gases; to advance biofuel technologies and their analysis; to evaluate the effect of a root canal on the rest of your [...]
The rise of biofuels and the resulting need for IR spectroscopy analysis
Ten years ago, biofuels were regarded as ideal low-carbon replacements for the liquid fossil fuels that power most of the world’s transport systems. But since then, concerns have grown that first-generation biofuels, which were made from food crops, were not as green as hoped. Indeed, when all factors relating to their production were considered, several sources (notably biofuels from palm oil, soybean and rapeseed) were found to be more polluting than crude oil and in [...]