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Flusso starts building global sales and marketing team
01/03/21
Thomas Negre, who was previously global marketing director at Honeywell Analytics, has joined as VP sales and marketing at Flusso to develop and lead the company’s go-to-market strategy.
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Have you signed up for one of our online events?
12/02/21
Flusso is hosting a series of regular webinars to help anyone interested in finding a faster, more cost-effective way to incorporate flow measurement into their latest products.
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Flusso partners with Pelion for IoT sensor market
01/02/21
Flusso has signed a development partnership with Pelion – the connected device service provider – to help companies accelerate development and roll-out of connected flow sensing products and systems based on its unique FLS110 flow sensor.
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Flusso achieves ISO 9001:2015 certification
19/01/21
Flusso has been awarded ISO 9001:2015 certification for the design and supply of miniaturised sensor products and solutions, following an in-depth review of its management systems and processes.
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EUREKA magazine explains innovations within FLS110
09/12/20
The UK’s top design engineering publication has interviewed Andrea De Luca to get more detail on the FLS110 and its customisable design features for high-volume applications.
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Flusso launches complete flow sensing solution
20/10/20
Flusso has launched the world's smallest flow sensor as part of a low-cost and complete digital flow sensing solution for use in high-volume consumer and industrial markets.
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Andrea De Luca wins UK engineering award
15/09/20
Dr Andrea De Luca – CEO and co-founder of Flusso – has been awarded a Young Engineer of the Year award by The Royal Academy of Engineering for his pioneering work in MEMS sensor development.
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Flusso raises $5.7M in Series A round
02/06/20
Flusso, a semiconductor company spun out of the University of Cambridge, has raised a $5.7 million Series A funding round to scale up production of the world’s smallest flow sensor.