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HMS Industrial Networks AB
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IDS Imaging Development Systems GmbH
New camera models for special requirements in factory automation
uEye FA camera family with new sensors – 12 and 20 MP Sony STARVIS and 5 MP polarisation sensor
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Mazak News
Reshoring revolution
Founded in 1856, Kendal-based Gilbert Gilkes & Gordon Ltd (Gilkes) has long been at the forefront of the hydro-electric turbine and engine cooling pump market.
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AMS News
“Sharp eye” for robots – ams OSRAM expands its 3D Sensing portfolio
ams OSRAM (SIX: AMS), a global leader in optical solutions, expands its 3D Sensing portfolio with the Belago1.1 Dot Projector.
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3D SYSTEMS News
Rodin Cars Manufactures 3D-printed Gearbox for Bespoke Supercar with 3D Systems’ Metal Additive Manufacturing Solution
Rodin Cars, the New Zealand-based manufacturer of the ultimate track car, has selected 3D Systems’ metal additive manufacturing solutions to produce parts for its soon-to-be-released hypercar, the Rodin FZero.
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Schlumberger News
Schlumberger and IBM Announce Hybrid Cloud Enterprise Data Management Solution for Energy Sector
First hybrid cloud solution for the OSDU Data Platform—the industry standard for energy data—is ready for customer deployment.
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Wenglor News
Unit for the Future: wenglor Restructures Its Development
Hardware Expertise in 1D, 2D and 3D Meets Software Expertise.
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iSystem news
ISYSTEM MAKES HARDWARE DEBUGGING AVAILABLE IN CONTINUOUS INTEGRATION INFRASTRUCTURES
With the BlueBox iC5000/iC5700 CI in test racks, hardware debugging becomes a natural part of test automation.
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Pilz News
SAFETY LASER SCANNER PSENSCAN FROM PILZ WITH UP TO THREE SEPARATE SAFETY ZONES AND UP TO 70 SWITCHABLE CONFIGURATIONS - MORE FLEXIBLE AND PRODUCTIVE MONITORING OF MOBILE AND STATIONARY APPLICATIONS
Additional digital inputs and outputs are now available for the safety laser scanner PSENscan: Up to 70 switchable configurations can now be implemented and up to three separate safety zones can be monitored simultaneously thanks to the new 17-pin and master encoder types. So stationary areas can be monitored more productively – also using the new partial dynamic muting for example. And new functions for the intralogistics sector – such as encoder evaluation, standby mode and more precise navigation – also provide for more efficient monitoring of mobile applications.
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ABB News
