EMX Industries Inc. designs and manufactures photoeyes, vehicle-detection sensors, RFID systems, and access-control devices for automatic gates, overhead doors, parking, security, and related applications. Its stated technologies include inductive, ultrasonic, magnetic, magnetoresistive, infrared, and microwave sensing.
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BEA SensorsWith six decades of activity behind it, BEA Sensors develops sensing solutions that automate and improve the safety of doors, gates and other equipment. Its laser-based time-of-flight technology creates precise detection curtains that can operate across changing weather and floor conditions, supporting applications from pedestrian entrances to warehouse loading docks. BEA is part of a global group with more than 650 employees and business units serving Europe, Asia and North America.PITTSBURGH, PA
CartellCartell is a Shippensburg, Pennsylvania manufacturer whose story began in 1975 with the industry’s first vehicle-detection system based on magnetometer technology. Today, the company builds its systems entirely in-house and tests every product multiple times before packaging, serving homeowners, security professionals, and property managers who need reliable notice when a vehicle enters a driveway.SHIPPENSBURG, PA
BH SensorsFounded in 2003, BH Sensors engineers, manufactures, and licenses customized sensors and sensing systems built around patented non-contact electromagnetic-field technology. The Pomona, New York company uses a clean-sheet “whiteboard approach” rather than off-the-shelf designs, tailoring sensors for demanding industrial and commercial applications. Its technology is also prequalified by the U.S. Department of Defense and has been applied to naval and other military systems.POMONA, NY
ALERT Safety ProductsSince 2004, Cincinnati-based ALERT Safety Products has designed and manufactured custom forklift and pedestrian warning systems for plants and warehouses. Its microwave-sensor technology detects approaching vehicles at blind corners, intersections and doors, activating devices such as the Mirror ALERT or Project ALERT while ignoring traffic moving away. The company grew from a request to warn high-mast forklift operators about low-bay doors and continues to shape systems around customer layouts and traffic patterns.CINCINNATI, OH