Dexter Research Center announces the availability of its new MD Series Temperature Sensor Mo

Portable, plug-in IR design monitors target every six seconds as Tellurex thermoelectric energy harvester provides power for long distance wireless transmission.

Please join us for our new product launch on June 8, 2010 at Booth 821 at the Sensors Expo and Conference in the Donald E. Stephens Convention Center, Rosemont, Illinois.

Dexter Research Center is a featured company in the weekly online magazine section of Concentrate.

A tax credit from the State of Michigan will help Dexter Research add significantly to its employee base and square footage.

Dexter Research Center, Inc. is pleased to announce it has officially received ISO 9001:2008 certification.

Rapid Prototype Engineering (RPE) and Design For Manufacturing (DFM) are two key infrared systems engineering capabilities that Dexter Research now offers its customers.

It has been decades since the rest of the nation saw Michigan’s vital contribution to our national defense.

With the help of the Dexter Research, soldiers in combat on the front lines may soon be able to remotely detect a biological attack - and exactly what chemical to protect themselves against - with the help of a portable sensor system.

Dexter's infrared sensors are used in a variety of applications: gas analysis, fire suppression, security systems, environmental monitoring and space exploration, to name a few.

Launched in 1977, Dexter evolved from defense research at the University of Michigan. For many years the company held a monopoly on infrared thermopile detectors and didn't need to promote itself. Yet industry changes brought new competitors and pressure from customers to reduce prices, resulting in flat sales from 2002 to 2004.