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Carrier News
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Continental News
Continental Develops Sensor-based Inspection Service for Conveyor Belt Systems
Technology company Continental has developed a service solution for monitoring conveyor belt systems to permit early identification of weak points along a belt conveyor system before damage resulting in unscheduled and cost-intensive downtimes occurs.
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Real Time Systems News
RTS Hypervisor: Full support for INtime RTOS
TenAsys and Real-Time Systems team up to greatly improve secure system consolidation and determinism.
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SCHUNK News
FULLY AUTOMATABLE, TOOL-FREE JAW QUICK-CHANGE
It takes a maximum of 60 seconds until a conventional 3-jaw chuck with SCHUNK RAPIDO clamping inserts is retooled. For granting such a speedy jaw change, the RAPIDO clamping inserts must be put onto the base or intermediate jaws and moved backwards until they snap in. The exchange can be done manually or in case of lathe chucks with integrated base jaws, it can be done fully automatic with a robot.
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DESKTOP METAL News
Desktop Metal Expands Its Production System Lineup with New Printer Designed to Bridge Process Development and Full-scale Metal Parts Mass Production
The New P-1 Joins the Production System P-50 to Offer Single Pass Jetting Technology for Process Development and Serial Production Applications.
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Stratasys News
MakerBot Offers Three New ABS Composite Materials from Kimya for METHOD 3D Printers
Available through MakerBot LABS, these new materials offer advanced properties that are ideal for manufacturing applications.
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Rockwell Automation News
Updated Historian Software from Rockwell Automation Offers Faster, More Secure Data Access
Production workers can now more quickly access the data they need using the FactoryTalk Historian Site Edition (SE) software from Rockwell Automation. New enhancements make it the most reliable and secure release of the software to date.
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Recabuk News
Back to basics on computer-on-modules
Infographic highlights key differences and benefits of COMs.
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Rohde & Schwarz
Rohde & Schwarz and IHP first to characterize D-band frequencies in over-the-air test setup for 6G and automotive radar
Academia and key industry players have identified the D-Band, ranging from 110 GHz to 170 GHz, as a candidate frequency band for beyond 5G and 6G mobile communications as well as for future automotive radar applications. Rohde & Schwarz continues its pioneering sub-THz research efforts with focus in this frequency range, reaching new milestones. In collaboration with IHP, Rohde & Schwarz has performed the industry’s first full 2D/3D antenna characterization of transceiver modules operating in the D-Band.
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Emerson News
