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Keyence International
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MAPLESOFT
MapleSim Aids in the Design of RoboThespian Robot that Walks and Talks
System-level modeling in MapleSim critical for complex, multibody systems
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MAPLESOFT
MapleSim helps build more reliable offshore machines
A Norwegian university research project is using MapleSim models to predict the performance of complex offshore materials handling equipment. In the short term, the work is helping designers pick the best components for the job. Ultimately, it aims to automate more of the design process.
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Baumer
Baumer CombiView: Alarm management for process monitoring
With the new CombiSeries, Baumer has developed tailor-made alarm management for the process industry. They easy-to-handle measuring instruments with flexibly programmable displays provide for new practical options in process monitoring. With the CombiPress pressure gauge and CombiTemp temperature gauge, Baumer has introduced the first two products of this series which can optionally be configured with a CombiView display.
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MAPLESOFT
Use of Maple T.A. at Amsterdam University of Applied Sciences increases student pass rate by 20 percent
Maplesoft’s online testing and assessment tool opens up individual learning paths
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MTS Sensor Technologie GmbH
Temposonics® EH, EP and EL
Sensors now with SSI- and CAN-Outputs
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CIAT
First order for CIAT’s Coadis Line in the UK
The Colindale Police Station in West London is being refurbished under the MPS (Metropolitan Police Service) Custody Improvement Programme, and CIAT’s state-of-the-art Coadis Line comfort units have been chosen to meet the heating and cooling needs of the new facility. Coadis Line reduces energy consumption, improves air quality and adapts easily to all installation configurations.
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BALLUFF
BSI inclination sensors – for special demands
The new, liquid-based BSI inclination sensors from the sensor specialist Balluff detect deviations to the horizontal on an axis over a full 360° contact-free and absolutely. With an extremely high accuracy of 0.1°C, a resolution of 0.01° and a temperature drift of just 0.01% /10K, they are the ideal choice when, in complex applications, inclination angles need to be precisely detected or rotary movements must be constantly tracked.
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Steute
Industry-compatible “Wireless” protocol now also for use in USA and Canada
Wireless switchgear available with 868 and 915 MHz
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Codesys
