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Vasema Diagnostics Ag

Peter Hagl

Alfred Pohl

Nikolaus Fuchs

Martin Pelzmann

Matthias Zimmermann

Markus Moser

A covering cap, in particular for placing on a skin analyzer, contains an end wall bounded by a circumferential edge, and a circumferential wall adjoining the circumferential edge of the end wall. At least one part of the covering cap has a thickness that is less than a thickness of the circumferential wall in a portion of the circumferential wall that lies in the region or end of the circumferential wall remote from the end wall. The end wall is of a gas-permeable configuration.

Covering cap and measuring device

Container of hygiene caps

A sensor device determines an amount of liquid contained or stored in an object to be tested. The sensor device contains at least one heating element and at least one humidity sensor. When operated, the sensor device defines at least one volume which can be sealed off by placing the device on the surface of the object to be tested. The heating element is configured to heat at least part of a surface of the object delimiting the volume, the humidity sensor measuring the humidity in the interior of the volume.

Sensor device

In an arrangement and the associated method for the acquisition of data between at least one detection unit E, E, En and at least one means RFID, RFID, . . . RFIDn arranged in the electromagnetic alternating field EMF, EMF, . . . EMFn of the detection unit E, E, . . . En, for example an electronic data carrier, the means RFID, RFID, . . . RFIDn only submits data of a field intensity threshold value Emax of the electromagnetic alternating field EMF, EMF, . . . EMFn is exceeded. The data is received by the detection unit E, E, . . . E. The field intensity of the electromagnetic alternating field EMF, EMF, . . . EMFn is designed such that within a predetermined unit of volume VE the field intensity threshold value Emax is exceeded for a predetermined amount of time t.

Arrangement and method for data acquisition

Disclosed are a method and a traffic routing system for controlling traffic flows in which hazardous or special material is transported through safety-critical traffic zones such as tunnels, bridges or locks. In the method and traffic routing system, safety-relevant data is read with the help of a signal transmitter disposed on the transported hazardous or special material and is transmitted to a central computer unit when said vehicle passes reading devices located in the safety-critical traffic zone. The central computer unit determines a safety risk in the safety-critical traffic zone on the basis of the safety-relevant data of all transported hazardous or special material located in the safety-critical traffic zone and sets traffic routing signals.

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Vienna, Austria

Peter Hagl