How to conduct a measurement with the SenoCorder
Learn how to use the SenoCorder Solid to identify and quantify materials quickly, easily, and non-destructively.
How the SenoCorder evolved - A short history of mobile sensing
From Textile Analyzer to SenoCorder: learn more about the evolution of our mobile sensing handheld device.
Andreas Hofacker: A day in the life of a data scientist
Would you like to know what the day of a data scientist looks like? Andreas Hofacker is going to give you insight into his...
Yarn producer challenged to be more innovative – how Senorics helps
Interviewing Amber Kelly form Parkdale Mills Inc. about their collaboration with Senorics. How can mobile analysis save time and...
How is it done? 3 methods to analyze textiles and fibers
Learn about ways to identify fibers and take a closer look at the differences between burning tests, solubility tests and...
92 million tons textile waste yearly. How to recycle more efficiently?
Get an overview of the history of textile recycling and the methods that are used today, and learn how our technology can improve...
Full spectrum vs 16 pixels – Who does it better?
Exploring the differences between the full spectrum of a lab spectrometer and 16 pixels of the Senorics sensor. Are they equally...
46% of textile experts analyze fabrics but struggle with time delay - how about you?
Get insight into the results of our recently conducted survey and find out whether the market shares your opinions on textile...
Why we don’t use dispersive elements when conducting Material Sensing
Learn about spectroscopy with and without conventional dispersive elements and how the difference affects the execution of...
FAQ TO GO: You have asked, and we are answering
Learn more about our SenoCorder, chemometric models and textile analysis.