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ARC INFORMATIQUE
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Norelem
The way to greater efficiency throughout the value chain? Standard components.
Design engineers are playing a more active role throughout the value engineering process than ever before. No longer do they simply oversee the conceptual aesthetic and ergonomic aspects of a new product design, they are increasingly accountable for the cost of producing a product in the most effective and efficient way possible. As a result, there is an industry-wide drive to engineer more functional products and systems at a lower cost, while continuing to deliver on quality. In this article, Marcus Schneck, CEO at leading standard component manufacturer norelem, explores some of the simple, yet often overlooked, strategies that design engineers can adopt to realise time and cost savings, ensure predictive availability of components, and manufacture more effective products.
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NORD Drivesystems
Installed on the fly
Standardized, plug-in IE4 drives for baggage handling systems
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Dranetz
The Dranetz HDPQ SP Now Has Power From the Phase
HDPQ SP models are contained in an IP65 (weather/hardened) enclosure
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Kneron
Kneron to Accelerate Edge AI Development with more than 10 Million USD Series A Financing
Taipei, November 15, 2017 — Kneron, an artificial intelligence (AI) startup company, today announced the completion of series A financing at over ten million US dollars. Alibaba Entrepreneurs Fund and CDIB Capital Group are the lead investors, and Himax Technologies, Inc. (Nasdaq: HIMX), Qualcomm, Thundersoft, Sequoia Capital, and CY ZONE are co-investors. As a technology leader of edge AI solutions, Kneron will increase its internal resource to accelerate the integration and development of its solutions, while cooperating with its strategic partners to promote the edge AI technologies and speed up the popularity of AI applications.
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LEROY-SOMER
New motor and drive ranges from Leroy-Somer launched at SPS 2017 on Hall 4, stand No 4-250
Leroy-Somer, a business of the Nidec group, is preparing for the launch of new ranges at SPS IPC Drives, the Europe’s leading exhibition for electric automation, from November 28 to 30, in Nuremberg / Germany.
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Delta Electronics
Delta Shares its Ample Experience in Facilitating Sustainable Cities at the COP23 UN Climate Change Conference 2017 in Bonn
Delta, a global leader in power and thermal management solutions and a long-term advocate for climate change action, was invited by ICLEI (Local Governments for Sustainability) for a speech in its side event during the COP23 UN Climate Change Conference. As the only corporation invited to the side event, Delta exchanged constructive views and practices with the cities of Toyama City, Ulan Bator, Shenzhen and New Taipei City, as well as the Asian Development Bank. During the event, which was overflowed with dozens of decision makers and climate experts, Ms. Shan-Shan Guo, executive director of the Delta Electronics Foundation, offered effective ways for the private sector to contribute in the development of sustainable cities while elaborating on Delta’s concrete achievements in enabling low-carbon buildings, transportation and energy infrastructure.
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HMS Industrial Networks AB
Anybus® CompactCom™ from HMS to support the IoT technologies OPC UA and MQTT
HMS Industrial Networks now announces support for the IoT protocols OPC UA and MQTT within the Anybus CompactCom range of embedded networking solutions. With OPC UA and MQTT in the portfolio, device and machine manufacturers who use CompactCom are offered a straight-forward path to providing secure data to the IIoT factories of tomorrow - already today.
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Leroy-Somer Electric Power Generation
Energy from waste plant chooses Leroy Somer for alternator overhaul Generator restored to ‘as-new’ performance levels in flawless overhaul
When a major integrated waste management facility (IWMF) based in Lincolnshire, UK, discovered that the alternator mounted on the rear of its main steam turbine was becoming increasingly contaminated with dirt and dust, the plant’s technical team took the decision to commission a total overhaul of the system. Leroy Somer, the manufacturer of the alternator, won the tender for the overhaul based on its OEM status and level of expertise. The work took place at Leroy Somer’s Orléans facility, France, and was completed successfully within a strict three-week window, working first time upon reinstallation and now operating at ‘as-new’ performance levels.
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Mascot AS
