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VTI Technologies
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PO Box 27
Vantaa
FI-01621
Finland
Telephone: (Finland) +358 50 465 4675
http://www.vti.fi
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Listing of all 17 news releases from VTI Technologies:
Pressure sensors suit pilot watches
User application article VTI's SCP1000 pressure sensor allows Swiss De Havilland watches to estimate altitude to extremely accurately.
News from VTI Technologies (19 September 2007)
Accelerometers suit increased integration
The VTI automotive digital accelerometers are compact and easy to integrate, suiting electronic stability control and inclination applications.
News from VTI Technologies ( 6 September 2007)
Pressure sensors allow tyre testing
User application article VTI Technologies' pressure sensors allow quick, easy and accurate tyre pressure checking.
News from VTI Technologies (12 June 2007)
Hirvonen is new President and CEO
The Board of Directors of VTI Technologies has appointed Markku Hirvonen (47) as the new President and CEO of the company from 1st April 2007.
News from VTI Technologies (19 February 2007)
Accelerometer gets the measure of exercise effort
User application article Three-axis accelerometer features in a novel Swiss-made biofeedback device named ikcal.
News from VTI Technologies (26 January 2007)
Continental to acquire module business
VTI Technologies and international automotive supplier Continental have agreed on the sales of VTI's current automotive stand alone module business.
News from VTI Technologies (19 October 2006)
Accelerometers aid automotive stability
Accelerometer and inclinometer platform is designed for vehicle stability control and related systems worldwide.
News from VTI Technologies (16 October 2006)
Acceleration and pressure sensors for Japan
Kanematsu is to sell and market VTI's acceleration and pressure sensor products to the Japanese consumer electronics industry.
News from VTI Technologies (20 September 2006)
Pressure sensor enhances sports computer
User application article VTI Technologies supplies pressure sensors for the Finnish FRWD Technologies' new B Series sports computer, enabling new functions in consumer products for sports and leisure.
News from VTI Technologies (22 August 2006)
VTI opens a sales office in Tokyo
VTI Technologies Oy is opening a sales office in Tokyo, Japan, on 1 July 2006 and will provide local technical and commercial support to VTI customers in Japan.
News from VTI Technologies (30 June 2006)
Motion and pressure sensors come to Germany
VTI Technologies has appointed Hy-Line to sell and market its motion and pressure sensors in Germany.
News from VTI Technologies (28 June 2006)
Multi-axis sensors aid automotive industry
User application article Fabrication method for automotive sensors allows thicker true three-dimensional structures rather than making thin structures only on the surface of a silicon substrate.
News from VTI Technologies ( 1 March 2006)
Accelerometer helps smooth out big cat's growl
User application article An accelerometer made by VTI Technologies is used in the latest active engine mount system developed by Avon Automotive.
News from VTI Technologies (17 November 2005)
VTI forms joint-venture company in China
VTI Technologies has, together with Professor Gao Guowei, founded a joint venture company called Beijing Orisens Co in Beijing, China.
News from VTI Technologies ( 3 November 2005)
Korean car makers endorse accelerometers
VTI Technologies has been selected as the supplier of low-g accelerometers for electronic stability control and active suspension systems to the most significant car manufacturers in Korea.
News from VTI Technologies (20 October 2005)
3D-MEMS devices open new sensing applications
Technical background article Ulf Meriheina, Business Development Manager at VTI Technologies in Finland, predicts a bright future for 3D-MEMS sensing technologies in both industrial and consumer sectors.
News from VTI Technologies (12 September 2005)
Pressure sensors use 3D MEMS technology
Technical background article VTI Technologies in Finland is developing a series of sensing elements that is expected to bring new levels of performance to low power pressure sensors.
News from VTI Technologies ( 2 May 2005)
