They also, through these technologies, can sense and hold objects. IR Photoelectric Sensors technology measures the intensity of an infrared light, while also capturing the precise timing. This infrared device provides a more versatile means to detect stuck parts, verify a given part and count the number of included parts. The IR photoelectric sensor is equipped with sophisticated built-in circuits that can convert signals from detecting infrared light into standard electrical signal above. This makes it compatible for various systems, such as those used in robotics and complex manufacturing equipment control. This new model IR Photoelectric Sensor keeps track of the speed of an infrared Light Beam moving away from it, as well as how long takes for rays to return after they have been reflected off objects in their range. The IR photoelectric sensor is broadly used in between the application system area as in traffic monitoring, factory automation and robotics with its unique settings for all kinds of applications.