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Drone Detection, Countermeasure, And Anti-interference Solution
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Theta Will Attend the Meteorological Technology World Expo 2025 in Vienna
Come to chat with us at Meteorological Technology World Expo 2025, booth A518 Vienna! From OCT 14th to 16th, our team will be showcasing our cutting-edge sensors and integrated weather stations.
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Rain Gauge Technology Comparison
When it comes to rainfall monitoring, different sensors have their own strengths. Here’s a quick comparison of the three most common types:
Theta Optical Rain Gauge MPR101
The optical rain gauge detects rainfall by measuring the disturbance of a light beam caused by raindrops. It offers high sensitivity, no moving parts, and real-time monitoring, making it ideal for meteorology, transportation safety, and scientific research. However, it is costly, sensitive to environmental interference, and requires careful calibration, so it is mainly used in professional and high-value monitoring projects rather than routine applications.
Theta piezoelectric rain gauge MPR100
Theta MPR100 rain gauge is an ideal solution for meteorological stations, hydrological monitoring, transportation networks, and environmental research projects where reliability and precision matter most.
Celebrating Theta Instruments Relocation & 18th Anniversary
Last week marked a very special milestone for Theta — the successful relocation of our company to a brand-new factory, along with the celebration of our 18th anniversary.
The Critical Role of Solar Soiling Monitoring Sensors in Photovoltaic Power Plants
A solar soiling monitoring sensor provides a real-time, data-driven approach to measure the impact of dust and dirt on PV module performance