Pittcon is the world’s leading annual conference and exposition on laboratory science. Pittcon attracts attendees from industry, academia and government from over 90 countries worldwide. We had a very interesting week at Pittcon. We were chosen to do a 5 Read more…
In March we visited Belfast to discuss a collaborative project with The Queens University of Belfast, School of Biological Science, regarding pH sensing in cattle stomachs. The sensors would be aimed at monitoring Rumen Acidosis, a common problem which is Read more…
During the last week of January, Brandon, Luke and Nathan visited the Finnish environmental institute, SYKE, to meet Jukka Seppälä and his team and do initial tests on our solid state pH sensor for Oceanographic monitoring. During our stay we Read more…
ANB attended the SWIG workshop on Remote Environmental Monitoring at the Freshwater Biological Association River Laboratory on 30 January 2019, kindly sponsored by Xylem Analytics. It was a very interesting workshop on the drivers coming through from UK environmental monitoring Read more…
ANB has secured funding to develop its pH sensing technology for Autonomous Under Water Vehicles (AUVs). The overall objective of this project is to research, develop, produce and demonstrate a prototype pH sensor utilizing a novel self-calibration system on-board an Read more…
ANB Sensors are proud to announce that we were the only UK based company to secure Horizon 2020 SMEInst Phase 2 funding!
We have identified a fundamental concern with the current ISEs on the market – drift of the reference electrode/system. Drift is the gradual change in reference electrode response over time and is caused by changes to the reference system that Read more…
Feasibility Studies Understanding the market and the barriers to entry is an extremely important step for ANB Sensors, this has been facilitated by our success in two grant funding rounds; Innovate UK’s Global Feasibility challenge and EU H2020 SMEi phase Read more…
ANB Sensors were delighted to be featured in a success story on the Enterprise Europe Network website. Click here to link to the full article: https://www.enterprise-europe.co.uk/success-story/low-cost-sensor-joins-battle-save-worlds-water-resources Cambridgeshire company ANB Sensors Ltd is developing affordable ‘smart sensor’ technology to help conservationists Read more…
Ion Selective Electrode (ISE) sensors are used to detect ionic concentration in aqueous solutions. Through discussions with several ISE sensor users and manufacturers, we have confirmed a fundamental issue with the ISE sensors currently on the market – electrode drift Read more…