06
'23
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Menzel News
06
'23
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Ion Science News
NEW benzene-specific monitor for tighter international regulations
ION Science has launched a new, dramatically upgraded version of Titan, maintaining its position as the only fixed benzene-specific monitor in the world; Titan 2.
05
'23
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Inelta News
Sensor specialist with great LVDT expertise
Inelta Sensorsysteme is a specialist in inductive precision sensors, producing hysteresis-free LVDTs with unlimited resolution based on signal amplification quality, thanks to their in-house coil and LVDT production.
05
'23
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ASRockInd News
ASRock introduces iEP-6010E industrial IoT controller with NVIDIA technology
The iEP-6010E Series ideal for AI video processing, optical inspection, autonomous operation, traffic management, public safety, and other embedded applications.
05
'23
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Bihl + Wiedemann News
Bihl + Wiedemann presents New 48 V Brake Chopper
The new BWU4969 48 V brake chopper is now available. It extends our product portfolio for drive technology and material handling – and has comparable advantages to the BWU4915 24 V brake chopper.
05
'23
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Pilz News
New Pilz function block for dynamic muting on press brakes
For the camera-based protection system PSENvip 2, for safeguarding press brakes, Pilz now offers a new, certified function block for dynamic muting.
05
'23
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wenglor News
wenglor Machine Vision in 3D: Precise Point Clouds without Artifacts
The latest machine vision release from wenglor sensoric group has it all: The next generation of ShapeDrive 3D sensors is now available worldwide – and stronger than ever before.
05
'23
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Teledyne FLIR
Saving lives at speed: Testing rapidly-deployable military camouflage for hostile environments
To save lives and safeguard assets in a variety of environments, military personnel need to be able to move undetected. Often, their very lives and the security of their mission depend on it.
04
'23
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Fraunhofer News
Fraunhofer Institute present Heat-resistant ceramic ink for data codes on metal components
Fraunhofer researchers have developed an extremely heat-resistant ceramic-based ink. For the first time, this enables metal components processed in the automotive industry at temperatures over 1,000 ºC to be marked with a code.
04
'23
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Beckhoff News
