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Segula Technologies News
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Stratasys News
LASER PROTOTYPES EUROPE ADDS STRATASYS NEO450S STEREOLITHOGRAPHY 3D PRINTER TO BELFAST FACILITY
New addition strengthens LPE’s stereolithography capabilities, enabling it to produce high-quality parts with outstanding accuracy and detail, at speed.
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ANCA CNC MACHINES News
On your marks: ANCA’s laser marking options provide time and cost-saving benefits
Get set and go with automated laser marking for streamlined production.
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Ruland RM News
Slit couplings for robotic systems
Ruland offers slit couplings for robotic systems. Slit couplings are zero-backlash, lightweight, and manufactured with intermittent slit cuts, making them an ideal starting point for designers of robotic systems.
06
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HARTING Europe
The highest level of physical protection for POS terminals – with the help of 3D-MID
Point-of-sale terminals (POS) are not sufficiently protected against physical attacks. Attackers can access sensitive data (such as credit card number and PIN codes) using probes or mini-drills. An additional security element in the security caps of the terminals can reliably prevent such attacks.
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Danfoss News
Danfoss Power Solutions and Ouster partner to deliver lidar solutions to autonomous machines
As part of its PLUS+1® Partner Program, Danfoss Power Solutions has partnered with Ouster Inc. to strengthen its portfolio of autonomous products and solutions.
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MTM POWER News
DECENTRALISED POWER SUPPLY PERFECTLY SUITABLE FOR "ON MACHINE" APPLICATIONS
With vacuum encapsulated technology, MTM Power's focus is on encapsulated, robust, long-living, temperature-resistant and absolutely maintenance-free modules.
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Kuka News
KUKA IMPLEMENTS FULLY AUTOMATED TEST SYSTEM FOR END-OF-LINE TESTING OF THE CURRENT EDRIVE GENERATION
The latest generation of electrified drives is produced at the Dingolfing site in Germany, the BMW Group competence center for e-drive production. Here, KUKA implemented a fully automated test system for testing up to eight different drive variants. For more than 35 years, KUKA has been successfully integrating assembly and test systems for the automotive industry internationally and optimizing their production through efficient automation solutions.
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Fraunhofer News
MINIATURE SPECTROMETER FOR THE SMARTPHONE
Recognizing fake drugs? Testing water samples ourselves? Checking the quality of air? In the future, it could be possible to do all this using a smartphone in a quick, cost-effective and straightforward way. The process is being made possible by a spectrometer, weighing just one gram, from the Fraunhofer Institute for Electronic Nano Systems ENAS. The aim is to mass-produce this component for around a euro using conventional technologies.
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Contrinex News
