Sensatronics Appoints Vice President of Engineering

Sensatronics expands management staff

(PRWEB) March 5, 2004 -- Sensatronics LLC of Bow, New Hampshire, industry leader in environmental monitoring, announces the appointment of Franklin J. Rudolph P.E., Ph.D. as vice president of engineering.

Dr. Rudolph joins Sensatronics from management positions Monarch Instruments and Controlsmith, LLC, where he lead development efforts in low cost programmable logic controllers (PLCs) and instrumentation. Dr. Rudolph is highly accomplished in development of embedded systems for instrumentation and digital control systems, both for commercial applications and in cutting edges research in neural networks and robotics.

Dr. Rudolph begins his tenure by growing the engineering team at Sensatronics. He has recruited the talent necessary to accomplish an aggressive product expansion program, addressing the needs of Sensatronics customers for high quality, reasonably priced and exceptionally feature rich environmental monitoring products.

Dr. Rudolph contributes to the development of budding engineers through his efforts as Adjunct Professor of Engineering Technology at the New Hampshire Community Technical College and teaching CS at the University of New Hampshire.

About Sensatronics: Sensatronics was founded in 1987 and serves the markets of IT, HVAC, Refrigeration, Retail, Bio Tech, Perishable Warehousing, OEM, Restaurants and a host of specialty industries needing environmental monitoring, precision measurement and reporting, alerting and alarming when environmental conditions deviate from the norm. Sensatronics serves Fortune 1000 to small to medium business on a global basis. With over a dozen software partners Sensatronics offers applications for a spectrum of markets. Solutions range from no cost in the Linux arena to high value applications for specialty markets. Doubling in volume several times per year Sensatronics continues to be one of New Hampshires fastest growing small business companies. Recently reviewed by Mass High Tech, Sensatronics is listed as a company that is growing with a strategy for expansion without influence from venture capitalists.