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Yaskawa's Robot-based laboratory automation at CELISCA

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25  '22
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Fischer Connectors

High speeds in ever-smaller footprints: new connectivity solutions featuring high-density miniaturization power up data transmission in reduced-scale electronics

The Swiss-headquartered Fischer Connectors Group continues to push the boundaries of high-density miniaturization in connectivity. Its ultra-miniature, rugged series of connectors, cable assemblies and electronic solutions has been extended to help engineers add more functionality and meet high-speed data acquisition and transmission requirements in applications with extreme limitations in space, even in harsh operating environments.

24  '22
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Rohde & Schwarz

Rohde & Schwarz first to deliver test sequences to fulfill requirements of E112 emergency caller location

A new regulation requires all smartphones sold in the European Union from March 2022 onwards to support caller location for 112 emergency calls. To ensure this feature, the devices must be compliant with several positioning systems as outlined by the European Commission. Rohde & Schwarz announces an extension to its R&S TS-LBS location based services test system, making it the first test solution available to perform the necessary LBS compliance tests. Certification service provider CETECOM has already started first E112 testing using these test sequences.

24  '22
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Zeller+Gmelin NEWS

Saving energy in Powerwash systems

Zeller+Gmelin has developed the Divinol Spray Cleaner 1362 KC for the energy-saving surface cleaning of plastic parts. The spray cleaner achieves the required result already at room temperature and thus considerably reduces the energy consumption in so-called Powerwash systems.

24  '22
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Dormakaba News

The checkpoint of the future

dormakaba joins partnership to develop self-screening security gates at US airports.

24  '22
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Weidmueller News

Cable assembly, easy and efficient

With the partial automation of work steps, time-intensive work such as the processing of cables can be carried out more efficiently. The new CUTFIX PRO as a purely electrical driven machine is supporting the semi-automatic cable confectioning in terms of cutting various conductors. Robust and compactly built, it fits on a single DIN A4 page and features fast processing times and flexible application options. It can cut conductors to length with the cross-section range of 0.08 mm2 to 10 mm2 (AWG 40-8) or an outside diameter of up to 8 mm.

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