A linear transducer sensor has several interesting properties that also makes it useful for current industrial applications. Their maintenance-free devices also offer the advantage of non-contact measurement, which eliminates mechanical wear and results in lower maintenance and longer service life. The sensors are also highly precise and repeatable (down to the micrometer), guaranteeing repetitive and reliable measurements throughout their lifetime. They are durable and withstand varying temperatures and vibration; therefore, they maintain their performance integrity even in tough industrial environments. These sensors provide position feedback in real time with almost no lag, and they are particularly suitable for high speed automation systems and precision control applications. The output is linear with position, avoiding the need for sophisticated signal processing or calibration methods. They have diversity in measurement range, covering a few millimeters to a few meters and work well. The robustness, with which the sensors can operate in challenging environments, dust, moisture, condensation and with being able to withstand chemicals, makes them well suited to manufacturing and heavy industry applications. They are easy to integrate with existing control systems and output data in industry-standard formats - that means easier and less expensive deployment. Furthermore these sensors have an outstanding long term stability, therefore drifts can be ignored, calibrations does not have to be checked too often, maintenance is low and system reliability is better.