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Meltio News
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Inmoco News
Specifying a position sensor for safety requirements
In a motion system, position sensors can be crucial to ensure safety. Gerard Bush, engineer at motion specialist INMOCO, explains.
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U Blox News
u-blox introduces new LTE-M modules with integrated GNSS to boost industrial connectivity
The SARA-R52 and LEXI-R52 series powered by the 2nd generation of the UBX-R5 chip, optimize cost and performance, while eliminating the need for extra components.
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Yamaha Motor News
Yamaha Robotics Releases 3D Hybrid AOI System - YRi-V TypeHS
With a 25-megapixel high-resolution camera, achieving approximately 1.6 times faster speed than conventional models.
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Schneider Electric News
SCHNEIDER ELECTRIC DELIVERS NEXT-GENERATION, OPEN AUTOMATION INFRASTRUCTURE
Schneider Electric, in collaboration with Intel and Red Hat, released the Distributed Control Node (DCN) software framework.
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Trilogical News
GNSS Location Precision for Freight Rail
Initially launched as GPS in the late 1970s for military use, GNSS (Global Navigation Satellite System) experienced significant advancements by 2000, allowing broader civilian applications.
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Leonardo News
LEONARDO SIGNS MOU WITH THE KINGDOM OF SAUDI ARABIA FOR AEROSPACE AND DEFENCE COLLABORATION OPPORTUNITIES
The agreement was signed with the Ministry of Investment and the General Authority for Military Industries and announced at the World Defence Show in Riyadh.
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ULMA HANDLING SYSTEMS News
ULMA AT SITL, FRANCE'S LEADING INTRALOGISTICS TRADE SHOW
The expert in automated intralogistics systems, ULMA Handling Systems, will be exhibiting its wide range of solutions on stand F134.
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Rohde & Schwarz
Rohde & Schwarz presents its Wi-Fi 7 multi-channel single-box test solutions for R&D and production at MWC 2024
As 5G technology evolves, non-3GPP networks such as public, home and enterprise WLAN hotspots will be more and more interlinked with the 5G core. As a result, tomorrow’s smartphones will rely even more on the next generations of WLAN technology, which will be more powerful and efficient, but also more complex.
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Bihl + Wiedemann News
