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This posed a tantalizing challenge for the present day head of the Dishwasher Care production division Michael Rosenbauer, who was an engineer at the time in Dillingen. He recognized the potential that lay in developing these sensors. His efforts resulted in the development of a turbidity sensor that detected the degree of dirt of the water. The development was called AquaSensor – based on the successful water damage protection solution [[ | This posed a tantalizing challenge for the present day head of the Dishwasher Care production division Michael Rosenbauer, who was an engineer at the time in Dillingen. He recognized the potential that lay in developing these sensors. His efforts resulted in the development of a turbidity sensor that detected the degree of dirt of the water. The development was called AquaSensor – based on the successful water damage protection solution [[Special:MyLanguage/AquaStop_–_der_sichere_Schutz_vor_Wasserschäden|AquaStop]].<ref>BSH Corporate Archives, F-BSH-004, Stickel: Spülchronik, page 164.</ref> |
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This posed a tantalizing challenge for the present day head of the Dishwasher Care production division Michael Rosenbauer, who was an engineer at the time in Dillingen. He recognized the potential that lay in developing these sensors. His efforts resulted in the development of a turbidity sensor that detected the degree of dirt of the water. The development was called AquaSensor – based on the successful water damage protection solution AquaStop.[1]
- ↑ BSH Corporate Archives, F-BSH-004, Stickel: Spülchronik, page 164.