Using a proximity sensor has plenty of advantages for production. The first thing is that it accelerates workloads. It results in faster and more accurate detection of objects, which is crucial for use cases such as assembly-line placements or automatic systems. Now, so, what it does is that this increases productivity as well and ensures less errors are made Moreover, the addition of a sensor could help to make hazardous environments where man and machines interact safer. It allows machines to stop instantly when they encounter people or foreign bodies, which can lead to accidents. All due to the non-contact nature of the solution at sensor level, and less machine breakdowns, which is a benefit for longer lifecycle. This results in prolonged service life for the sensor as well as equipment it monitors. The other way around, these benefits should translate to cost reduction and increased performance for future customers.
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