New products were developed and released.
The SDM-01, a sensor data module, is a OEM module for digitalisation of analogue signals. Also is it possible to transfer data wireless via bluetooth.
The Bluetooth Adapter (BTA) is able to transfer data from DataLogger to PDA or from Laptop.
With MAGNETO^®-Pocket SENSYS launches a small Version of MAGNETO^® 2 for PDA. So it is possible to visualise measurement data directly at point of happening.
 

SENSYS is sales partner of Ebinger in the former eastern part of Germany. The product range has been completed with security applications. Also the development in this part will be forced.
 

On the area of SENSYS a testing field was build in co-operation with BTU Cottbus. Customers have the possibility to test their measurement hardware with defined real existing objects in a depth up to 8 metres.
 

In May 2002 SENSYS moved to Neu Golm in the former Area of Intersputnik. Within the inauguration in October the MAGNETO^® version 2.0 was introduced including many new functions and a brand new user dialogue interface. MAGNETO^® is available since the end of 2002.
 

A milestone for our company development is the certification DIN EN ISO 9001. Further development of DLM-98Navigator with graphical screen.
Customers have the possibility to conclude a software and hardware service contract. So the customers have more advantages toward customers without this contract.
SENSYS developed a new version of DLMGPS. The offline version allows the combination of magnetic object field data and GPS coordinates to object lists.
 

A modified 3-channel carrier system was developed. The probe carrier system is hand held and ridable. The system is use to check contaminated areas and for quality control. The width of the carrier is 1.50 m. Now a actual device is available for customers.
 

SENSYS new DataLogger is tested by customers in the field with great results. Through a new data-protocol, high transfer-rates become possible. New projects include the 3-channal data recording with a man propelled cart. Another innovation, a vehicle towed system with up to 16 sensors is developed and demonstrated on land and water. The demand for SENSYS products from foreign countries increases and advanced technology systems are sold worldwide. The SENSYS service department begins maintenance and repair on sensors from other manufacturers.
 

SENSYS was incorporated. The staff grew from one to ten employees. The company restructures and moves into new business-areas. The manufacture and the sale of vehicle supported multi-channel systems with GPS interface continues to grow. These innovations make possible the investigation of large contaminated sites in a relatively short time.
 

MAGNETO® is perfected further and a new version is introduced in Germany and in other countries. The DataLogger DLM-93 is introduced as well as the borehole MAGNETO®-BM. Both find strong support among customers. In 1994 SENSYS tested a multi-channel (multi-sensor) system in the United States at Jefferson Proving Ground.
  

In close cooperation with other firms, MAGNETO® is introduced into several countries around the world. SENSYS begins service for their own sensors and those from other companies in Germany. The company continues to grow and at the end of the year consists of 5 co-workers. SENSYS shifts its operations to Fürstenwalde (50 miles east of Berlin) where a center for technology and innovation is established.
 

SENSYS introduced MAGNETO®, a revolutionary data measurement and processing system to the geophysics market.
  

A milestone was established with the opening of a new technology center in Frankfurt on the Oder. SENSYS was one of the three innovative "companies at the edge of technology" at this time. The idea of using a neural network as a processing tool opened the door for the development of new products and new horizons.
 

The firm was founded 1 July, 1990 by Dr. Andreas Fischer, with a primary business of processing X-ray images for medical diagnostics. During this period, the novel concept of digital processing and systems integration for x-rays was introduced.