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Sensors

Continuous biosensing: water, toxins, fermentation, biomass — what each principle actually measures and where it breaks.

Where it's used

Biosensors & continuous monitoring
Advanced inline and online bioprocess sensors utilizing optics, capacitance, and spectrometry for real-time monitoring of biomass, metabolites, and dissolved gases in industrial fermentation.
sensors 6 min
Food fermentation monitoring sensors
Inline density/alcohol analyzers, FT-NIR compositional instruments and process sensors purpose-built for brewing, winemaking, dairy and food-beverage fermentation — a distinct instrumentation stack from biopharma bioreactor sensors, sized and branded for food and beverage production lines.
sensors 7 min
Online water-quality biosensors
Continuous in-situ sensors — UV-Vis spectrophotometric probes, optical turbidity and dissolved-oxygen sondes, IIoT-connected multi-parameter platforms — that monitor drinking water, wastewater and surface-water quality in real time for municipal, industrial and environmental operators.
sensors 7 min
Portable biomass analyzers
Handheld and portable near-infrared spectrometers that measure moisture, protein, oil and other compositional parameters of biomass, grain, feed and process materials on-site in seconds — bringing the lab to the sample instead of sending the sample to the lab.
sensors 7 min
Real-time bio-toxin monitoring in water
In-situ and lab-based instruments purpose-built to detect cyanobacteria and their toxins in surface and drinking water — phycocyanin-fluorescence probes for continuous cyanobacteria cell-count monitoring and ELISA test kits for quantifying microcystins and nodularins — sold by four specialist manufacturers (bbe Moldaenke, Turner Designs, Abraxis/SDIX, WizSensor) as a distinct product category from general water-quality parameter sensors (turbidity, TOC, dissolved oxygen).
sensors 7 min