We have the address for the funeral home & the family on file If you're not happy with your card we'll send a replacement or refund your money Robert J. Leuze, age 63, went home to be with our Lord on December 12th in his sleep. Bob was born in 1961, to Raymond and Janice Leuze in Wilmington, Delaware. While growing up, Bob was a member of the Boy Scouts, which would eventually lead... View Obituary & Service Information created this Life Tributes page to make it easy to share your memories You can reach us 24/7/365 at Copyright © 2025 Strano & Feeley Family Funeral Home and Crematory Share on FacebookShare on X (formerly Twitter)Share on PinterestShare on LinkedInTOWN OF PHILADELPHIA New York (WWNY) - A barn fire over the weekend is being described as devastating by the owners It happened Sunday night around 9 o’clock at the Leuze Dairy Farm on Elm Ridge Road in the town of Philadelphia Co-owner Matt Leuze says the fire is a huge hit to business He says the fire left them with about one-third of what they had Leuze says cleanup won’t begin until at least Thursday when the insurance company comes out to do its investigation he believes damages could reach between $2 million and $3 million Leuze’s new DCR 1048i OCV sensor combines 1D/2D code reading with Optical Character Verification (OCV) enhancing quality control in industrial automation Vision sensors are the ‘eyes of industrial automation’ That is because the devices enable machines to see and interpret their surroundings Anyone looking for a particularly powerful sensor for print quality verification can now find what they need in the DCR 1048i OCV from Leuze: It can read 1D/2D codes within one application and also check quality using the OCV process This makes it possible to reliably determine whether the best-before date batch or other printed information is present Users can teach the vision sensor for OCV print quality verification quickly and easily All users need to do is present it with a reference image of the optimum print The DCR 1048i OCV then reliably detects defective printing – for example due to products recognized as defective can be rejected The DCR 1048i OCV offers an efficient and flexible solution for production processes flexibility and usability are what count when it comes to image processing sensor technology for industrial automation Simple Vision sensors meet these requirements They are as easy to operate as optical sensors plus they are as powerful as camera systems The Sensor People from Leuze offer this concept as a quick and straightforward introduction to vision technology For more information: www.leuze.com HOME PAGE LINK Share on FacebookShare on X (formerly Twitter)Share on PinterestShare on LinkedInPHILADELPHIA, N.Y. (WWNY/Gray News) – A barn fire in upstate New York claimed the lives of at least 200 farm animals over the weekend The fire happened on Sunday at about 9 p.m at the Leuze Dairy Farm on Elm Ridge Road in the small town of Philadelphia Owners say at least 200 animals were killed Farm co-owner Matt Leuze said the fire is a huge hit to business and left them with about one-third of the animals they had Leuze said cleanup won’t begin until at least Thursday he believes damages could reach between $2-3 million You may not be able to find the page you were after because of: You might find one of the following links useful: Explore optical phase modulation with a LCOS spatial light modulator optical device AccuFiz infrared interferometers provide accurate measurement of IR optics and precision surfaces CRDS gas analyzers are key to analyzing trace and high purity gases Optical filters play a vital role in satellite communication enabling efficient data transfer and overcoming environmental challenges for improved performance the product line manager for optical sensing at TeraXion talks to AzoOptics about TeraXion's motivations and innovations in DFB laser technology and various real-world applications where their technology truly shines LIS Technologies is on the road to transforming nuclear fuel enrichment through advanced laser techniques ensuring a sustainable and cost-effective approach to energy production you can trust me to find commercial scientific answers from AZoNetwork.com please log into your AZoProfile account first Registered members can chat with Azthena, request quotations, download pdf's, brochures and subscribe to our related newsletter content A few things you need to know before we start Read the full You are using an outdated browser. Please upgrade your browser to improve your experience and security 30/04/2025 IFS Ultimo Software Solutions Sensor technology from Leuze makes an important contribution to an efficient and safe production line process at BMW Group Plant Leipzig.With sensor expertise for high-voltage batteriesThe site produces both combustion engine and electric models in parallel E-mobility requires high-voltage batteries to supply the BMW Group's electric cars or hybrid vehicles with the necessary drive energy The automotive group also manufactures these on site Sensor technology from Leuze makes an important contribution to an efficient and safe production line process implemented by Schaeffler Special Machinery the Schaeffler Group’s mechanical engineering company.A robot places the cells removed from a large load carrier (GLT) onto the conveyor belt horizontally installed switching light curtains from the CSL series detect whether the cells are positioned correctly.It all starts with the cellThree successive production steps are required from the first component to the finished high-voltage battery module production and finally assembly is a high-voltage battery ready for use as an electric vehicle’s energy supply Precision and reliable processes are essential at every step Leuze supports this with sensor solutions in cell coating and module production Cell coating is the first step in high-voltage battery production Each battery module consists of several cells These are delivered to BMW in large load carriers (GLT) So that the GLTs can be unloaded automatically by robot a Leuze MLC safety light curtain secures the danger zone to prevent people from entering Muting ensures that only the GLT can pass through The robot always unloads 16 cells at the same time and places them on a conveyor belt Leuze CSL switching light curtains detect whether the cells are positioned correctly “The switching light curtains particularly suitable for monitoring large detection fields as they are easy to install configure and far more cost effective than image-based systems” explains Jürgen Schweiß KAM-Automotive and Safety Application Specialist at Leuze High-gloss surfacesDiffuse sensors from Leuze are implemented at different points: “Sensors mounted on the belt detect the presence and correct position of the cells If they are present and correctly positioned the process continues,” says Jürgen Schweiß The advantage of the PRK 25C series sensors used here is that they can detect the high-gloss surface of the cells with absolute reliability and can installed even in confined spaces due to their small physical size Despite its small size the sensor has an operating range of 16 meters Another advantage is that the sensors can be easily adjusted for sensitivity and alignment due to their bright light spot A compact approach to safetySensor technology from Leuze keeps an eye on every aspect of cell coating: Laser diffuse reflection sensors from the HT46CL series detect the individual cells and control the conveyor – with maximum detection reliability thanks to background suppression they are discharged through a Leuze MLC safety light curtain Advantages of Leuze light curtains: They not only score points with their high resolution protective field height and operating range as Jürgen Schweiß emphasizes: “With light curtains a compact design and short safety distances are also important This allows them to be easily integrated into tight installation situations.” Perfectly positionedLeuze laser diffuse reflection light scanners also monitor the unloading of the cells from a GLT into a module line from Thyssenkrupp Automation Engineering Each cell also receives a “heat shield” – a protective heat insulation – which is pressed onto the long sides Robots rotate the cells into the desired position on a circular machine Sensors from Leuze also provide support here: PRK 25 retro-reflective photoelectric sensors detect the presence of the objects The heat shield process runs in parallel at two stations in order to achieve a high throughput time From stacking to the moduleIn “stacking” as experts call the stacking of several cells to form a battery module several cells are placed next to each other and a pressure plate is attached to each end PRK 25C sensors from Leuze detect the height and presence of the cells and recognize whether the tool carriers are closed correctly Sensors are also used when placing the cell contact system (ZKS) on the module A machine lifts the entire module so that the coating on the cell base can be checked: “Here Leuze sensors provide support for height detection and at stop positions” says Schweiß Everything in syncLeuze sensors perform important tasks in the cell coating line and module production at the BMW Group plant in Leipzig: They reliably detect objects and also meet high requirements such as the detection of high-gloss surfaces safety technology from Leuze ensures seamless safety on machines and systems The 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Click here to email us about any errors or omissions contained within this article View our eNewsletter Archive Sign-up for our weekly eNewsletter Advertise with us | Media pack © Copyright 1999-2025 Process and Control Today LtdRegistered in England No. 3733110 - studio44 Livestock News By AGDAILY Reporters Published: April 03 a fire swept through Leuze Dairy Farm in the small town of Philadelphia in upstate New York The farm’s co-owner, Matt Leuze, told reporters that the fire was a major setback for the business stating it has lost about two-thirds of its herd of dairy cattle expected to amount to damages ranging from $2 million to $3 million Cleanup efforts had been delayed until today while the insurance company conducts an investigation into the cause of the fire While farm fires can be caused by various factors or spontaneous combustion of hay or bedding investigators have not yet determined what led to this particular blaze Other deadly and destructive events have impacted agriculture in New York state in recent months “My grandparents and uncle are hands down the hardest working people I’ve ever known They’ve been the first ones to give a job to someone in need The GoFund me account has raised over $30,087 to date Two other dairy farms also reported barn collapses during February, including Pederson Family Farm in Oneida County, which led to the loss of 60 cows, and Insight Dairy. A GoFundMe was organized for that one as well in hopes of rebuilding Pederson Family Farm Barn fires are a significant concern for livestock farmers not only because of the financial toll but also due to the loss of animals and the emotional impact on those who care for them especially in large barns housing animals and feed The AGDAILY Digest is the information superhighway for your country road Belgium’s top table tennis players gathered at LeuzArena for the 2024 Belgian National Championships where Nathalie MARCHETTI and Cédric NUYTINCK each claimed their sixth career singles titles reaffirming their long-standing dominance on the national stage Nathalie MARCHETTI delivered a commanding performance defeating teenage sensation Lilou MASSART in straight games (4-0) MARCHETTI had earlier eliminated Sara DEVOS in the semifinals (4-1) while MASSART edged out Margo DEGRAEF in a tight 4-3 battle to reach her first senior final Cédric NUYTINCK overcame Adrien RASSENFOSSE 4-2 in an electric atmosphere NUYTINCK showed his experience and resilience to capture another national crown He defeated Martin ALLEGRO 4-1 in the semifinals while RASSENFOSSE secured his place in the final by beating Robin DEVOS 4-2 Alessi MASSART and Lilou MASSART captured the mixed doubles title Julie VAN HAUWAERT and Sara DEVOS took gold while Alessi MASSART also claimed the men’s doubles title alongside Tom CLOSSET The European Table Tennis Union (ETTU) is the governing body of the sport of table tennis in Europe and is the only authority recognized for this purpose by the International Table Tennis Federation The ETTU deals with all matters relating to table tennis at a European level including the development and promotion of the sport in the territories controlled by its 58 member associations and the organization of continental table tennis competitions pictured here in 2024 as a varsity assistant took over the Westhill boys lacrosse program heading into the 2025 season Cahill started as the modified coach in 2023.Ian McAdorey .st1{fill-rule:evenodd;clip-rule:evenodd;fill:#2a2a2a}By Connor Pignatello | cpignatello@syracuse.comSyracuse – A program that only knew one head coach for its entire 23-year existence is now getting its third in as many years Aaron Cahill is taking over for Rocky Garofalo as the Westhill boys lacrosse head coach after being confirmed by the school board on Monday night He served as the modified coach in 2023 and as Garofalo’s assistant on the varsity last year “Definitely up for the challenge,” Cahill said “And it’s going to take some time to build it to the higher level from where Coach Leuze and Rocky had put it.” (right) and Aaron Cahill (left) celebrate their win over Mercyhurst in the 2013 NCAA Division II men's lacrosse championship game Cahill attended Onondaga Community College and won the NJCAA national championship in 2009 Cahill picked up another championship as a graduate student when the Dolphins won the 2013 Division II national title He worked as an assistant coach at OCC in 2020 and at Le Moyne in 2022 Cahill lives in Westvale with his wife and two daughters and said he’s been looking to take over his own program since his college and Ireland international playing career ended just being able to be a part of something much closer to home and support the kids that are in the community,” Cahill said show them what doors can possibly open with the sport of lacrosse.” Former Le Moyne College lacrosse player Aaron Cahill now a member of Ireland's national team Westhill finished the season at 9-8 and reached the Section III Class D final where they lost to state finalist Marcellus 17-1 Westhill also advanced to the Class C final in 2023 Cahill helped organize the Westhill teams that participated in the 1812 Shootout in Sackets Harbor in July and the Tully Cornfield Classic Invitational in November He’s planning on running a K-8 lacrosse camp this summer and a lacrosse clinic next winter pictured here in 2024 speaking to players as a varsity assistant Cahill mostly worked with Westhill's offense last year.Provided photo Cahill will be joined by assistant Shane Crossett (West Genesee Cortland) and volunteer assistant Nick Edinger (Onondaga) president of Westhill’s Blue Wave youth organization Contact Connor Pignatello anytime: Email | X Use of and/or registration on any portion of this site constitutes acceptance of our User Agreement, (updated 8/1/2024) and acknowledgement of our Privacy Policy, and Your Privacy Choices and Rights (updated 1/1/2025) © 2025 Advance Local Media LLC. 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Livestream of the service will be available at www.mankatomortuary.com He grew up in lower North Mankato and spent a lot of time with his childhood friend Elizabeth and little brother His favorite pastime was spending time with the family and wrestling with Dylan He graduated from Mankato West High School in 2017 he had held many customer service positions around the Mankato area Especially when it came to spending time with his German Shepard But what he particularly enjoyed doing was gaming and watching the MN Vikings play! Marcus was a very loving son and devoted brother and Brandi (David Balk) Leuze Williams; siblings Marcus was preceded in death by his siblings Enter your phone number above to have directions sent via text Click to watch This site is protected by reCAPTCHA and the Google Privacy Policy and Terms of Service apply Service map data © OpenStreetMap contributors The newly formed company will now have three production sites based in Villers-le-Bouillet Leuze and a recently acquired site in northern France Belgian dessert manufacturers Dessert Factory and Verbau have merged to form a new company named Mellow Dessert Factory produces baked desserts lsuch as moelleux and cheesecake which was established in 2010 in Leuze-en-Hainaut is better known for raw desserts such as mousse Leuze and a recently acquired site in Estrées-Deniécourt in northern France More than 250 people work across the sites which manufactures private-label dessert products for major retailers national brand desserts through various licenses and products under their own brand it was crucial for us to do everything possible to preserve the human and social values at the core of our DNA “That’s why we developed a roadmap that guides the decisions we make on a daily basis: fostering our employees’ development reducing the environmental impact of our range fairly distributing profits among stakeholders creating strong partnerships are the guiding principles that help keep us on track.” Don’t let policy changes catch you off guard Stay proactive with real-time data and expert analysis Mellow said in a statement it is expecting to generate €100m ($109.8m) by 2024 The company also added that international expansion is a key driver as 85% of its sales are comprosed of exports where we already generate 20% of our revenue Further developing our presence in markets like Australia Nominations are now open for the prestigious Just Food Excellence Awards - one of the industry's most recognised programmes celebrating innovation This is your chance to showcase your achievements Don't miss the opportunity to be honoured among the best - submit your nomination today Give your business an edge with our leading industry insights View all newsletters from across the GlobalData Media network A sensor solutions company based in Germany is moving its U.S said the company brought its headquarters to unincorporated Duluth. The company’s decision to move its operations from Michigan is centered around Georgia’s best-in-class business environment and access to diverse talent Leuze officials say the relocation represents an investment of $1.2 million in capital and will introduce nearly 20 new jobs to the local economy celebrated the grand opening of its new operation on March 13 together with the Gwinnett Chamber and Partnership Gwinnett Gwinnett County Commission Chairwoman Nicole Love Hendrickson expressed her enthusiasm for the company's decision "We welcome Leuze Electronics to Gwinnett County and commend their investment in our community This relocation underscores Gwinnett's reputation as a premier destination for businesses seeking strategic growth opportunities." Subscribe sales of the Leuze electronic group should double again by 2025 the construction of their new Leuze production site in Malacca (Malaysia) represents a key element in their global growth strategy Just 16 months later– in April 2022 – the plant was completed and Gain knowledge with articles and videos collated from Label Academy books Robotic microscopes revolutionize biological research by automating cell tracking and enabling longitudinal studies on diseases Consumer drones are reshaping how we think about privacy blurring the lines between public airspace and personal space Feedback systems are crucial for robotic autonomy enabling real-time adaptation and decision-making for safe and efficient operation in various environments Discover Cavitar’s welding cameras that can be used in a variety of situations to offer high-quality visualization of the welding processes MTI’s 1510A portable signal generator and calibrator is ideal for testing the integrity of sensor signal conditioning electronics Using the advantages of the phased array technology Olympus has designed a powerful inspection system for seamless pipe inspections well-adapted to the stringent requirements of the oil and gas markets This phased array system is flexible and can be used to match inspection performances and the product requirements of customers This website is using a security service to protect itself from online attacks The action you just performed triggered the security solution There are several actions that could trigger this block including submitting a certain word or phrase You can email the site owner to let them know you were blocked Please include what you were doing when this page came up and the Cloudflare Ray ID found at the bottom of this page Zach Agett and Jennifer Swan-Leuze recently joined as new members of the Rotary Club of Jamestown which meets at noon Mondays in the DoubleTree by Hilton Hotel in Jamestown vice president of community engagement of Chautauqua Hospice and Palliative Care in Lakewood Agett previously worked for the Jamestown Renaissance Corporation as marketing and events manager and in various positions at the Cassadaga Job Corps A graduate of Washington and Jefferson College Agett also holds a Master’s in Business Administration from Capella University He is involved in the Jamestown Chamber of Commerce and serves as a board member of both CASA and the Chautauqua Leadership Network He and his wife Breeanne live in Busti with their young children Max Eimiller presented Jennifer Swan-Leuze A Gerry native and Cassadaga High School graduate Swan-Leuze lives in Lakewood with her husband Sean and their three children She attended Jamestown Community College and the State University at Geneseo where she earned a Bachelor’s in Psychology with a minor in Organizational and Occupational Behavior She went on to the State University at Brockport where she received a Master’s in Education Copyright © 2025 Ogden Newspapers of New York | https://www.post-journal.com | PO Box 3386 Westhill coach Mike Leuze started the varsity program at the school in 2001 .st1{fill-rule:evenodd;clip-rule:evenodd;fill:#2a2a2a}By Lindsay Kramer | lkramer@syracuse.comSyracuse -- After building the Westhill boys lacrosse program from the ground up into a Section III and state title contender coach Mike Leuze has decided to walk away from that position said he is retiring to spend more time watching his son Leuze coached the Warriors to three sectional titles and two state championship games He said he knew this would be his last year but didn’t tell his players until the season was over “It’s tough to watch your kids (Jordan) while you’re coaching The district has not yet hired Leuze’s replacement but assistant coach Rocky Garofalo is a likely candidate Leuze played lacrosse at Jordan-Elbridge and then SUNY Cortland In 1997 he started a club team at Westhill and took it to the varsity level in 2001 “I think I was the only person in the district who had a lacrosse background,” he said “(There were) a lot of kids that never played before but we were able to get a lot of great kids.” The program won its first sectional crown in 2018 and then reached the state Class C title game The Warriors earned sectional championships in 2021 and 2022 making a return trip to the state championship contest in the latter season “It’s always been a true pleasure coaching,” Leuze said “I’m going to miss the families and the kids I’ve heard horror stories about other places Contact Lindsay Kramer anytime: Email | Twitter non-stopLeuze's retro-reflective photoelectric sensor meets the most stringent requirements for reliability robustness, and hygiene - and it's for this reason Leuze's sensor and application expertise has long been used by Dinkelacker Beer lovers in South West Germany are familiar with these traditional brands: Dinkelacker All these regional beer specialties are brewed by Dinkelacker The family brewery has been around since 1888 And it is still based there today.Indispensable sensor technologyDinkelacker uses technology from Leuze at almost every station along its beer bottling line "The sensors must withstand severe vibrations and frequent cleaning processes," says Florian Fahr Head of Technology at Dinkelacker. Only selected sensor solutions can rise to the challenge retro-reflective photoelectric sensors of the Leuze PRK series were installed here These are particularly well suited for applications in the beverage industry The metal housing of the optical sensors is resistant," says Andreas Eberle Local Industry Manager Packaging at Leuze. Furthermore the devices detect even highly transparent objects such as bottles and glossy plastic crates.Material flow without jamming or collisionsThe Leuze sensors are installed at various points along the filling installation "The PRK optical sensors on the individual conveyor sections detect pallets beer crates or even bottles," explains Frank Karle Head of Electrical Workshop at Dinkelacker "Thus the speed of the conveyor belts is automatically regulated to prevent jamming and collisions." In the barrel filling section Two new robots support the employees: they lift the empty or full barrels and place them on the conveyor belt or on pallets Leuze multiple light beam safety devices of type MLD secure the work area against access from outside. Two PRK sensors which are arranged crosswise in front of each of the robots detect an incoming pallet which bridges the safety light barriers so that the pallet can pass through.Freshly filledOn the filling installation the reusable bottle system fills the clean beer bottles – up to 66,000 units per hour The swing-top bottle installation works on a separate production line PRK sensors detect whether every filled reusable bottle has been correctly fitted with a crown cap or whether swing-top bottles have been closed correctly.Every crate in viewAfter labeling a machine fills several crates simultaneously with 20 beer bottles sensors detect in a fraction of a second whether a crate is completely full If a bottle is missing or in a horizontal position the crate is rejected and the error is corrected manually by an employee When crates are filled with swing-top bottles they are aligned so that their labels face outwards Leuze sensors detect the labels on the bottles and assist the machine in positioning. Efficient productionDinkelacker has successfully modernized its production facilities The Sensor People from Leuze make an important contribution to efficient production with their reliable and robust sensors PEI-Genesis announces acquisition of Bel Stewart s.r.o. Login or Register Process and Control Today are not responsible for the content of submitted or externally produced articles and images. Click here to email us about any errors or omissions contained within this article The Westhill boys lacrosse team topped Marcellus by a score of 12-5 on Tuesday .st1{fill-rule:evenodd;clip-rule:evenodd;fill:#2a2a2a}By Kevin L. Smith | ksmith@syracuse.comThe Westhill boys lacrosse squad is playing with a purpose as the regular season winds down Backed by four goals from Luke Gilmartin the Warriors topped Onondaga High School League American Division foe Marcellus 12-5 on Tuesday Westhill has now won four of its last five games following a brief two-game skid “They’re playing well,” Westhill coach Mike Leuze said of his team “This is the time we want to play our best lacrosse The Warriors struck first with seven goals in the first half, with Westhill’s defense and goalie Keller O’Hern allowing just one “We took away the strong hand,” Leuze said of the team’s defensive game plan “We made it difficult for Marcellus to get their shooters going Westhill then threw a balanced effort together to down Marcellus for the third-straight time Leuze noted the Warriors’ practice on Monday was the best one “in a long time.” Their effort transferred over into Tuesday’s matchup “They executed well and did all of the fundamentals,” Leuze said “We played with composure and won the ground ball battle.” along with a 7-of-11 performance on faceoffs Conor Rose, who started the season on Westhill’s junior varsity squad, was also 7-of-11 on faceoffs. The sophomore stepped in for Luke Savage Westhill (9-4) takes on Carthage at 5:15 p.m he will be accompanying the function of Vice President Americas March 25th - Sergio Resendiz is the new Leuze Vice President Americas and reports directly to the CEO of the Leuze electronic Group Ulrich Balbach Resendiz also received a MA degree in Management and Finance and a BS degree in Mechanical Engineering in the US Through his numerous professional assignments in sales and senior management in industrial automation - most recently as Vice President of Sales Americas Global Accounts for Belden‘s Industrial Solutions division - he has built up a wealth of experience in the areas of control He will be actively and ambitiously contributing this wealth of experience to Leuze Resendiz is not only an avid competitor in the sporting field - he also seeks challenge in his profession and has his goals clearly identified When asked about his professional vision and motivation he explains: "Leuze is a strong brand; making it better known in the Americas and building Leuze into a strong performance organization are my top priorities – that type of challenge fuels me to be better." 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Support Lucile Packard Children's Hospital Stanford and child and maternal health Stanford School of Medicine Stanford Health Care Stanford Children's Health Depression affects more than 16 million American adults more than half of whom do not respond to medication Transcranial magnetic stimulation (TMS) is an important anti-depressant treatment option that targets specific brain circuits responsible for mood and behavior TMS efficacy and risk is strongly linked to correct TMS coil placement and can be significantly improved by accurate neuronavigation In this paper we present tools for the development of a mixed reality TMS neuronavigation setup that will integrate patient tracking and visualization of brain anatomy and will allow streamlined neuronavigation in a single immersive environment Mixed-reality guidance for brain stimulation treatment of depression 2018 IEEE International Symposium on Mixed and Augmented Reality Adjunct (ISMAR-Adjunct) Online Conference Paper bdaniel@stanford.edu Directions to Lucas Ctr News Careers Contact Stanford Health Care Stanford Children's Health About Contact Maps & Directions Basic Science Departments Clinical Science Departments Academic Programs Vision Leuze sensors for industrial automation at PackPlus 2021 Leuze electronic has been inventing and distributing cost-effective sensor systems for industrial automation worldwide for over a decade The South Germany-headquartered company looks at the whole picture of a customer’s workflow to develop practical solutions sensors had to be set up manually each time a product was changed – today connection via IO-Link provides reproducible remote calibration and continuous monitoring This makes sensor solutions ready for Industry 4.0 and easier to both retrofit and integrate within new packaging machines and solutions Leuze substantially began its India operations in Bengaluru in April 2008 and presently has branches in all major cities of India. At the recent PackPlus exhibition in the Delhi NCR Sagar Parmar talked about its motion sensors and further developments in ethernet and internet communication devices Describing itself as ‘The Sensor People’ Leuze has specialized in sensors for more than 50 years Leuze Electronic has developed and manufactured optoelectronic sensors The firm is well-known for its optical sensor innovation across the spectrum in factory automation Leuze is a group of five product centers which it calls PCs PC2 is focused on measurement including distance measurement and data transmission The PC3 comprised identification using one-dimensional and two-dimensional barcode scanners The company’s PC4 is for security and services which include laser scanners and several types of motion sensors for the conveyor industry were showcased at PackPlus in December 2021 At a time when reduced resources and hands-free operation and quality control have increased in importance there has been a renewed interest in packaging automation Leuze has participated in PackPlus three times but during the pandemic-related break for shows in 2020 customers took the opportunity to personally inform themselves about the company’s offers and establish personal contact a huge surge has been seen in the packaging sector and consumers are moving towards packaged food,” says Parmar and innovations are daily happening in the industry so that the packaging becomes good and sustainable.” Parmar concluded by saying “Exhibitions are the best place for business because you can compare company products to select the best for your business.” An English-language packaging industry B2B platform in print and web Packaging South Asia is in its 19th year of publication We do not make any claims about being the best or the most widely read if you are interested in targeting the Indian and South Asian markets to sell equipment To improve your marketing and grow sales, talk to us. 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Garofalo replaces long-time head coach Mike Leuze, who retired last year Garofalo was an assistant under Leuze for the past 13 seasons and the two have been friends for several years dating back to their days as teammates and roommates at Herkimer Community College They share parallel mindsets when it comes to life and lacrosse But their chemistry in part stemmed from the different volumes at which they express those thoughts I think that’s what made us such a good pair for so long Garofalo has seen up close the huge footprints Leuze is leaving behind Leuze founded the Westhill program in 2001 and took the team to three sectional titles and two state championship games Garofalo was right there for a large part of that ride working with the program’s defense while Leuze handled the offense “We’d become married couples for about four or five months We sort of work off the same page,” Garofalo said Another plus is that Garofalo has experience replacing local lacrosse giants he moved up to the top spot at Henninger after Tom Acee retired from leading that program Jumping in for Leuze seems more like a natural transition than a potential pressure point I don’t get as caught up in the wins and losses as I do with the development of some of these kids,” Garofalo said that’s why we were such a good team together We were on the same page as far as what we expected from kids and demanded from them said he considered retiring along with Leuze but decided he wanted to stay on the sidelines a little longer But he also felt if he was going to return to Westhill it made sense only if he was named head coach “I just thought if I was going to come back I would have to be the head coach just so I was going to maintain the situation that was already there,” he said “I don’t know if it would have been fair to someone coming in being the head coach and me being an assistant I think that would be difficult for someone coming in and running a program.” Garofalo said former Le Moyne lacrosse player Aaron Cahill will move into the assistant’s job at Westhill Garofalo isn’t sure how much longer he’ll be holding the whistle himself Every day my feet hit the ground,” he said “I’ve had too many of my friends that are no longer here so I just live for the day Westhill's Luke Gilmartin (10) looks to get around Manhassett's Joey Terenzi (4) in the first quarter during the New York State Public High School Athletic Association Boys Lacrosse state Class C Finals between Manhassett and Westhill on Saturday June 11 2022 at Hofstra University .st1{fill-rule:evenodd;clip-rule:evenodd;fill:#2a2a2a}By Dean Zulkofske | Contributing WriterHempstead -- Westhill boys lacrosse isn’t bringing the school’s first state championship home with them The Section III champion Warriors (18-3) fell 13-5 in the Class C state final to Manhasset Westhill won six consecutive playoff games before Saturday and earned a spot in the state championship for the second time in school history but this loss here doesn’t define the whole team and the season,” Westhill coach Mike Leuze said “I can’t say enough about these kids and how hard they worked to get to where they are It’s a hell of an accomplishment to be here.” 1 ranked Class C team in the latest New York State Sportswriters Association poll “They played hard,” Leuze said about his team “They did everything they could to try to contain (Manhasset) and slow them down There was just so much more speed on the field than we had.” Rosenberger scored his second goal of the game on a Westhill man-up advantage with just under a minute to play in the first half But Manhasset answered in the second quarter’s closing seconds Manhasset cleaned up the Warriors’ errant passes and lost possessions and prevented the Section III champions from gaining offensive momentum “We got beat by a better team today,” Leuze said Leuze recounted the moments that made Westhill’s playoff run unique the Warriors first braved three weather delays in the state regionals against Maine-Endwell The group took a school bus down to Hofstra University for the championship game Leuze said they completed the trip in eight hours He hopes the players look back on those moments from this spring “Just those little things they’ll remember forever hopefully in a positive light,” Leuze said “I’m just so proud of these kids I couldn’t think anything more of them.” Leuze said he didn’t know what to expect from his group on the first day of practice this spring He said the 2022 Westhill boys lacrosse team exceeded the expectations they set for themselves But when gloves and helmets flew in the air after the final buzzer A coach on Manhasset’s sideline paraded a sign that read “survive and advance.” Up until Saturday night at Hofstra University Robotics & Automation News July 5, 2017 by Sam Francis Leuze Electronic is expanding its portfolio of optoelectronic and inductive sensors with capacitive proximity switches making it possible for users to obtain complete solutions for all detection requirements from a single source Leuze electronic is introducing contactless wear-free switches which are resistant to electromagnetic influences interference and contaminants in the air such as dust The capacitive switches are available in cylindrical or cubic designs with flush and non-flush mounting options to suit the widest range of applications Due to their semiconductor technology they have an extremely long life expectancy regardless of the detection and switching frequency liquid or granular – capacitive sensors are capable of detecting various objects independently of their material and shape They are particularly suitable for detecting objects in harsh and dirty environments due to their IP67 housing Because of their ability to “see through” certain materials they are particularly suited for use in the packaging industry detecting products in outer packaging and behind container walls checking and monitoring fill levels for completeness 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