MEI developed a wearable sensor system to protect firefighters from respiratory damage and illness. The prototype will alert structural and wildland firefighters of hazards in the air during the phase called "fire overhauling" or "mop up," when the main fire in buildings, forests or open land has been knocked down and their duties include cleaning up, detecting and preventing secondary fires.
MEI has developed chemical sensor probes capable of withstanding extreme temperature and pressure conditions for direct measurement of combustion and emissions from advanced turbine and hypersonic engines for the next generation of aircraft. The probes can be used for combustion efficient ignition verification and exhaust emissions measurements both as on-board embedded instrumentation and T&E facility instrumentation for engine test stands and wind tunnels.
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MEI's miniaturized air quality sensors for ppb level CO, ozone, NOx and VOCs provide a real-time monitoring capability for vehicle and UAV-based air monitoring. For applications ranging from smart city air quality monitoring to UAV-based wildfire monitoring, these modular sensor payloads provide insight into weather driven air quality patterns.
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We produce sensors which enhance situational awareness and provide condition monitoring designed for deployment on a range of autonomous, UAV and drone platforms. These sensors can direct drone operations, seek and find threats and provide advanced surveillance.
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