NEC supports smart cities with ultra low power magnetic sensors for electronic water and gas meters
NEC Corporation announced today the commencement of sales for the MRUS74S and MRUS74X, two new ultra low power magnetic sensors, which enable the use of electronic water meters and gas meters that are essential for Smart Cities....
Source: PhysOrg - Tuesday, 21 February
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