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How ACE and KeyTec Facilitate Ergonomics and Manpower of Tooling Machines

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05  '21
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HELLA News

COBOTS AND ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE: HELLA CONTINUES TO DRIVE FORWARD SMART AUTOMATION IN LIGHTING PRODUCTION

The global automotive supplier HELLA is continuing to drive forward its global automation initiative. That is why the company is investing a figure in the high two-digit millions (Euros) to further automate the 15 production sites in its global lighting division. Most notably, this involves implementing collaborative robots (cobots) and artificial intelligence methods. The project is scheduled to run for a total of five years. There will be 1,000 cobots used in total worldwide, roughly half of which are already in use.

04  '21
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Congatec News

LEADING EDGE, IN MORE THAN JUST BANDWIDTH

Congatec sets a new benchmark with the launch of 20 new Computer-on-Modules with 11th Gen Intel Core processors (formerly codenamed: Tiger Lake-H).

04  '21
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Dassault Systemes News

3DEXPERIENCE SOLIDWORKS for Makers Now Available for Personal Use, Delivering New Ways to Design, Share and Collaborate

Dassault Systèmes announced the official availability of 3DEXPERIENCE SOLIDWORKS for Makers, enabling creative individuals to design, share and collaborate through cloud-based access to the world’s most powerful digital environment for design, engineering and collaborative innovation.

03  '21
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Contrinex News

HIGH PRESSURE INDUCTIVE SENSORS

Contrinex HIGH PRESSURE inductive sensors are suitable for continuous duty at pressures up to 500 bar (1,000 bar peak pressure), ensuring reliable, accurate sensing in the most demanding pneumatic and hydraulic applications.

03  '21
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Fraunhofer News

ENERGY-EFFICIENT AI CHIPS FOR ATRIAL FIBRILLATION DETECTION

AI systems can improve healthcare, increase recovery chances for patients and assist physicians in their diagnoses. The challenge is that artificial intelligence consumes an enormous amount of power. The Fraunhofer Institutes for Integrated Circuits IIS and for Industrial Mathematics ITWM have developed solutions for energy-saving AI chips that can help with early stage detection of atrial fibrillation – a special heart rhythm disorder – in the future. For their ideas, the two institutes were each awarded 1st place in the pilot innovation contest “Energy-efficient AI systems” from the German Federal Ministry of Education and Research (BMBF).

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