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HARM type MEMS-based reed switch innovations address medical, automotive and other micro switching applications not previously possible
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Robotic Intelligence and Automation
Assembly Automation (2014) 34 (3): 222–226.
Published: 29 July 2014
... Group Publishing Limited 2014 Automation Endoscope Fluid level sensing Hearing aids Insulin pump Reed switch Reed switches first appeared over 70 years ago when invented by scientists at the Bell Labs. These researchers were looking for a new device to replace electromechanical...
