For the first time, Sensors Expo and Motion Control Expo will be co-located when they're held May 9-11 at California's Anaheim Convention Center. Some of the shows' innovative products and exhibitors will include:

• Series 18 photoelectric sensors and a new magnetic sensor designed for non-contact encoder applications from Baumer Electric Ltd. (Southington, Conn.). visitwww.baumerelectric.com;
• Brad Harrison Mini-Change and Micro-Change cordsets, from Woodhead Connectivity, a division of Woodhead Industries Inc. (Deerfield, Ill.). visitwww.woodhead.com;
• National Instruments'(Austin, Tex.) FieldPoint dual-channel I/O modules, which permit system integrators to add I/O modules two channels at a time. visitwww.ni.com;
• E3X-DA digital fiber-optic amplifier from Omron Electronics Inc. (Schaumburg, Ill.), which allows users to display digital incident, digital percentage, or analog levels. visitwww.omron.com; and
• Turck Inc.'s (Minneapolis, Minn.) new Q25/Q30 compact, inductive proximity sensors that offer 10- or 15-mm sensing ranges with repeatability of m2% of rated operating distance. visitwww.turck.com.