RVmagnetics’ Industrial Demonstration Kit Enables Testing Custom Proofs-of-Concept In-House
Imagine your materials, products, or solutions could talk, revealing temperature shifts, internal pressure points, or early signs of failure, all contactlessly and in real time.
At RVmagnetics, we’ve made that possible.
Our ultra-thin MicroWire sensors, thinner than a human hair, are redefining what’s possible in automotive, aerospace, robotics, and Industry 4.0. They can be placed on material surfaces or embedded inside them - providing real-time insights of the material behaviour even in the most extreme environments (chemical, thermal, etc.).
Off the shelf sensors can’t always provide real time data, are often bulky or even face design limitations. That’s why RVmagnetics developed passive MicroWire sensors that integrate seamlessly into materials and when interrogated from a distance (5 cm away) they provide contactless, continuous monitoring across electric motors, batteries, composite materials, mechanical parts etc.
Our latest innovation — the Industrial Demonstrator — transforms sensing from a lab concept into a practical experimentation platform. Developed with electronics, it allows, OEMs, and tier-1 suppliers to build and test custom proof-of-concepts in-house.
Using 3D printed samples it is possible to showcase real-time measurement of pressure, temperature, vibration, and position through embedded microwires.
You’ll be able to take our MicroWire, place it in your environment, material, part or process, use the external sensing head of the demonstrator, and the measurements will be saved to the tablet that comes with the kit - and there you have it, in-house proof of concept, or right away, valuable data collected from the smallest passive sensors in the world.
This is more than a demo, it’s a gateway to the next generation of smart materials. Our microwire sensing demonstrator is ready for certification with export controls and planned for deployment.. The same core technology is being validated for cryogenic to 500 °C conditions, radiation exposure, and manufacturing processes ensuring reliability from orbit to battlefield.