Sensuron

In 2013, Sensuron and NASA won the prestigious R&D 100 Award for their revolutionary fiber optic sensing system. Sensuron is proud to partner with Logic-X, the leading provider of FPGA based Compute Acceleration Platforms and FMC Sensor interface products. Sensuron’s groundbreaking Distributed Fiber Optic Sensing (DFOS) systems empower engineers with rugged and easy-to-use tools for structural testing, design optimization, structural health monitoring, thermal mapping, and 2D shape sensing tools. Learn more about Sensuron – Distributed Optical Sensor Systems. In 2007, 4DSP, (which would eventually spin out Sensuron), and NASA Dryden (now NASA Armstrong) formed an informal partnership to develop the next generation of distributed sensing systems. The informal partnership between what is now Sensuron and NASA Armstrong spawned a formal licensing agreement in 2011 and as a result, Sensuron began developing off-the-shelf fiber optic sensing systems. Over the next three years, Sensuron developed the original system into two cutting-edge fiber optic sensing platforms, which are on the market today – Summit and the RTS125+. In order to better and more directly serve their customers, 4DSP established Sensuron as its own entity in February 2015.