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PiL Sensoren News
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Sigmatek News
SIGMATEK Introduces Lightning Speed Automation Technology That can Automatically Solve Rubik’s Cube
Over the years, the “Rubik’s Cube” has been a source of distress for many people: Thanks to the Rubik’s Cube Solver, created by three students of the HTL Saalfelden, the complex cube solves itself – fully automatic in the shortest time. The young engineers were supported with the project by the automation expert SIGMATEK.
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SICK News
SICK Advances Radar Capability with High-Performance RMS1000 Anti-Collision Sensor
SICK, the global sensor manufacturer, has developed a super-tough radar sensor for collision avoidance duties in even the most extreme weather or harsh industrial conditions.
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CP Automation News
CP Automation supplies PQube 3 power analysers from Powerside
CP Automation offers compact and versatile power analyser range.
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Weidmueller News
u-control web with container technology from Weidmueller for more flexibility in industrial applications
With increasing digitalization, automation systems also need to become increasingly powerful and more flexible. Modular control systems such as u-control web can take on both automation tasks and IIOT tasks.Thanks to modularity and the use of newly integrated container technology, u-control web provides the best prerequisites here.
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Andritz News
ANDRITZ TO SUPPLY A SPUNLACE LINE TO TEXYGEN TEXTILE IN MARGILAN, UZBEKISTAN
International technology group ANDRITZ has received an order from the Uzbek cotton spinning specialist Texygen Textile LLC to supply a complete neXline spunlace line.
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BCN3D News
BCN3D to unveil a novel 3D printing technology in its pursuit of manufacturing autonomy
On the 2nd of March, BCN3D will broaden its scope from FFF by introducing a new additive manufacturing technology developed by their R&D team during the last three years specifically to unlock manufacturing autonomy.
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Fischer Connectors
High speeds in ever-smaller footprints: new connectivity solutions featuring high-density miniaturization power up data transmission in reduced-scale electronics
The Swiss-headquartered Fischer Connectors Group continues to push the boundaries of high-density miniaturization in connectivity. Its ultra-miniature, rugged series of connectors, cable assemblies and electronic solutions has been extended to help engineers add more functionality and meet high-speed data acquisition and transmission requirements in applications with extreme limitations in space, even in harsh operating environments.
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Beckhoff News
Beckhoff AA3000 Electric Cylinders Provide Precise, Energy-efficient Motion
With advantages of modern servo technology, the AA3000 line combines high power and dynamics as an alternative to pneumatics.
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NSK
