In-tire sensor redesigned

The next generation of Michelin's eTire pressure and asset monitoring system features a wireless, battery-free sensor patch that weighs less than half an ounce, yet provides temperature-compensated pressure measurement that can even identify a slow leak, according to Marc Laferriere, vp of marketing for Michelin Americas Truck Tires. Called eTire II, it is now in limited production for market testing. In addition to the sensor, which is glued inside the tire sidewall, the eTire II system includes a handheld device and a drive-by reader for wirelessly capturing both tire identification numbers and pressures. The final component in the ...

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