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New ST60 With Integrated Module

Announcing the new ST60 with Integrated Module. Our Motion Detection — Presence Sensor is targeted for high volume, cost sensitive, drop in applications, where the system designer is interested in a fully functional subsystem, with minimum cost and effort. The passive infrared sensor forms the heart of the system, requires little power to operate and meets or exceeds all industry standard measures for quality and consistency. Designed for “smart washrooms”, “smart homes” and other “smart” applications, the ST60 with Integrated Module is small with a full spectrum output and its battery life provides long service cycles — the heart of “smart” only from Dexter Research.

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Walberg Secures House Approval of Funding for Biological Weapons Prevention

U.S. Congressman Tim Walberg (R-MI) announced today that funding for Dexter Research Center, Inc. was approved in the Department of Defense Appropriations Bill that recently passed the House. The bill will now go to the U.S. senate to be voted on as a part of the fiscal 2008 appropriations process. 
 
“The Department of Defense must have […]

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Dexter Detector Sales Increase 33 Percent in 2007

Sales of Dexter Research products increased thirty-three percent in Q1 and Q2 of 2007.
“This jump has been enabled by the recognition that Dexter Research is a volume manufacturer of the best infrared detectors in the world,” says company president Robert Toth, Jr.
 
“Despite the increase in volume, our products are 100 percent tested prior to shipping,” […]

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Cool Technology Drives Global Cost Reduction.

At companies that rely on sensors, financial analysts have found that unanticipated service costs, unanticipated warranty claims and lost customers destroy business cases that once looked so promising. In a price competitive world, business has come to value the genius of simplicity.

Today, businesses that rely on sensors are assessing the cost of lost customers. They are tracking the alarming marketing expense of selling a failing brand. They quantify the cost of capital caused by a valuation decline because of lost market share. And because of improved cost tracking disciplines across the entire operation, businesses have begun to look at the purchasing function a whole new way.

In a price competitive world, business has come to value the genius of simplicity. Fewer parts to fail. Zero power draw. Fewer integration issues. Smaller packages. Reduced mass. Lower systems cost.

And best of all: higher demand.

Around the world, leaders in the sensors business are asking a bold new question. Is there a single purchase decision that may be relied on to reduce system costs, reduce warranty claims, reduce service costs, improve margins and define the brand?

Sometimes the answer is, “Yes.”

Infrared thermopile detectors from Dexter Research. Building your Brand! Cool. Cost Canceling. Docile. Enabling. Enduring. Laid back. Quiet. Motionless. Patient. Receptive, Tractable. Unflappable. Yielding.

Our thermopiles are in US battle tanks and fighter jets. They’ve flown on the space shuttle, mapped the Ozone layer of the earth, and play a key role in hospital operating rooms, exhaust emission testing centers, steel factories, ear thermometers, mine safety, and earth measurement. They are so reliable, they were chosen for the Mars Missions.

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Dexter registers 1149 visitors at the 2007 Sensors Show.

Sales of Dexter Research products increased thirty-three percent in Q1 and Q2 of 2007.
“This jump has been enabled by the recognition that Dexter Research is a volume manufacturer of the best infrared detectors in the world,” says company president Robert Toth, Jr.
 
“Despite the increase in volume, our products are 100 percent tested prior to shipping,” assuring our customers the highest quality and reliability. How good are we?” Toth asks. “We have reports of infrared detectors in the field still operating at 100 percent capacity over eighteen years.
 
“We’re proud of our highly skilled and dedicated workforce, whose craftsmanship and customer care have been recognized by the market place,” Toth adds.