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Westermo Teleindustri AB
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Beijer Electronics Products AB
Beijer Electronics launches widescreen monitor and industrial PC perfect for maritime applications
Beijer Electronics now extends the monitor and IPC product range for maritime applications with new widescreen models.
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NORD Drivesystems
Grand opening of Australian NORD subsidiary: German drive technology distribution and assembly
The inauguration of NORD’s new Australian subsidiary, NORD Drivesystems Pty. Ltd., will take place on 6 October 2011 in the presence of NORD founder G. A. Küchenmeister, Mark Alexander, Managing Director of NORD Drivesystems Australia, and Gernot Zarp, Head of International Sales at NORD. NORD Drivesystems Australia commenced operations in 2010 with the construction of an assembly hall in the Melbourne suburb of Derrimut and started manufacturing gearboxes and electric motors. Investments into an extension of the paint facility and a modern drying room followed at the beginning of 2011.
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EPLAN
More Highlights in the Eplan Platform 2.0
Half a year has passed since Eplan Platform 2.0 was launched on the market, yet some of the over 1000 extensions are still unknown. Reason enough to examine this major release from surprisingly new perspectives and learn about the convincing and exciting logic extensions for schematic generation, revision control and language management in practice.
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Beijer Electronics Products AB
HMI – Build versus Buy
Any manufacturer of complex machines or vehicles that include HMIs must face a crucial decision: should you build your own human-machine interfaces or should you buy these vital components ready-made or customized from an outside source?
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BALLUFF
True Color Sensor BFS 33M: When things get really colorful
With their new BFS 33M color sensor Balluff introduces a true-color sensor of the highest class. No matter what kind of objects you show the sensor, it can discriminate them all with unerring accuracy. Even the slightest shades, smallest gray level differences or minimal changes to the surface properties are detected without effort. It precisely detects an object and switches the corresponding output with lightning speed. Up to seven objects can be signaled on the switching outputs in this way. In addition the L*a*b color values can also be directly output on a serial interface. Special compensation and individualized calibration means the sensor achieves extremely high accuracy over a long period.
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Tsubaki Kabelschlepp
Cable and Hose Carrier Systems in Mobile Broadcasting
Live Broadcast without Time-Out
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NORD Drivesystems
