Smart Sensors at Work
Impressive Partner
Sensors are everywhere around us, from smartphones to automobiles. But, far
While FAMRC will provide working research
more sophisticated applications—mostly invisible to us—are at work every day
and development facilities (43,000 square feet
in everything from theme park rides—like those at Walt Disney World, where
of cleanroom space, 30,700 square feet of
man and machine interact at high speed in close proximity to each other
elevated sub fabrication and 15,000 square feet
making fantasy seem real—to aviation and aerospace, energy, health care
of offices), fueling growth for Florida will be the
and national security.
role of ICAMR in attracting a broad set of supply
chain companies. At least initially, it is likely they
• n airports, sensors read data from bar-coded luggage tags and direct
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would be attracted to the 220-acre research
baggage to the right airplane untouched by human hands much of the
park surrounding FAMR