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Sensor-Test News
SMSI 2021 Sensor and Measurement Science International 2021 - Call for Papers online
New date for the international Conference on Sensors, Measurement, and Metrology.
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Congatec News
Whopping 50% more edge computing power
congatec welcomes Intel Atom® x6000E Series processor launch on five form factors.
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Krohne News
New addition to vortex flowmeter family: OPTISWIRL 2100 for basic utility applications
As an addition to the OPTISWIRL family, KROHNE introduces the OPTISWIRL 2100. The new vortex flowmeter aims at basic utility applications in the process industries and is an economical solution for the measurement of liquids, (wet) gases, saturated and superheated steam where high accuracy is not required.
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Schneider Electric News
Schneider Electric’s Lexington Smart Factory Earns Fourth Industrial Revolution Advanced Lighthouse Designation by World Economic Forum
Schneider Electric, the leader in the digital transformation of energy management and industrial automation, today announced that its Smart Factory in Lexington, Kentucky has earned the distinction of 4th Industrial Revolution (4IR) Advanced Lighthouse by the World Economic Forum (WEF).
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Bosch Rexroth News
Successful transformation: from individual components to smart mechatronic solutions
Over the past three decades, Bosch Rexroth’s portfolio of ready-to-install linear axes has been further developed on an ongoing basis.
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Yamaha Motor News
Routes into Robotic Process Automation: Start Small, Scale Big
Introducing robotic automation to an established workflow can appear complicated and expensive. With the latest modular technology and intuitive setup tools, companies can quickly and easily begin capturing the benefits, and scale and upgrade their systems as confidence grows.
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NSK
NSK adds manufacturing technology to its core focus areas
For many years NSK has focused its development competence on the company’s four core technologies of tribology, simulation/analysis, mechatronics and materials engineering. Now, these core areas are being joined by a fifth: manufacturing technology. The move to ‘four core technologies plus one’, highlights the increasing importance of optimised machines, systems and equipment in the manufacture of high-quality bearings. Moreover, through this addition NSK is acknowledging the growing influence of global trends such as the IoT, Industry 4.0 and artificial intelligence (AI).
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Technology report
One for everything - DRT 25C dynamic reference diffuse sensor with innovative CAT technology.
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