Richard Bezerko

Richard Bezerko is VP of New Product Engineering at SensComp, where he has continued development of electrostatic ultrasonic sensors and transducers and other sensing technology since the company acquired Polaroid’s OEM Products Division in 2002. He served as SensComp’s president from 2002 to 2014 and has designed ultrasonic sensing products since 1980. He holds a BSEE from Lawrence Technological University and a U.S. patent in thermal fluid chilling.

Electrostatic Ultrasonic Sensor Arduino Kit

SensComp’s Ultrasonic Development Kit for Arduino: From Breadboard to Production BOM

A look at how R&D engineers can validate an electrostatic ultrasonic concept on an Arduino® — and carry that work toward a production design without starting the sensing layer over from scratch. Most ultrasonic prototypes start the same way: an engineer grabs whatever $3 ultrasonic module is in the parts drawer, wires it to an

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Side-loading garbage truck using electrostatic ultrasonic sensors to pick up carts.

Safe Cart Pickup on Garbage Trucks: Why the Sensing Layer Decides Whether Automation Is an Asset or a Liability

How electrostatic ultrasonic sensing gives automated side loaders — and operator-assisted rear and front loaders — reliable distance data to support cleaner grabs, fewer collisions, and better-informed control and safety logic. A modern residential collection route is one of the most demanding sensing environments in the heavy-equipment world. An automated side loader (ASL) pulls up

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Reliable Patient Presence Detection at Self-Service Health Screening Kiosks

Self-service health screening kiosks are showing up in pharmacies, employer wellness centers, urgent care lobbies, and telehealth stations. They measure blood pressure, weight, BMI, temperature, and other vitals without requiring a staff member to operate them. The concept works — until the kiosk can’t tell whether someone is actually standing in front of it. Patient

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