Eco Innovation

Digi International, a global provider of Internet of Things (IoT) connectivity products, solutions and services, is set to unveil a host of innovative new solutions and devices at embedded world 2023.

Visit Analog Devices at embedded world 2023, Nuremberg, Germany, Hall 4A, Booth 360, from 14th to 16th March to see how our technology is enabling more intelligent systems in industrial automation, intelligent buildings, automotive, sustainable energy, and digital healthcare applications.

The patented Solar Energy Optics (SEO) light redirecting film has been developed by Intelligent Control Systems and provides a way to mitigate known losses in the edge area of HJT solar cells.

Howden has released an update on its Environmental, Social and Governance (ESG) progress, which includes a 23% reduction in its scope 1 & 2 carbon emissions during 2022.

CampX by Volvo Group is a global concept designed to accelerate new technology and business innovations for sustainable mobility by partnering with startup companies.

Analog Devices has announced that Envision Energy is adopting ADI's MEMS sensor technology in the company’s new generation of smart wind turbines.

Building on decades of experience in compressed air and gas solutions, Atlas Copco supports the green hydrogen sector with a range of advanced systems for hydrogen production, transportation, and industrial usage.

A project set to deliver the blueprint for net zero regional aviation in the UK has secured £1.7 million funding and added three new partners as it enters the next phase of development.

Assemblies with high-performance semiconductors are key components for the global energy transition and electromobility. For this reason, Tresky has been working on this key technology for some time and will present further product and process innovations in 2023 as part of additional development steps.

KIOXIA Europe GmbH announced that KIOXIA Group is increasing the usage of renewable energy by installing large-scale solar power generation systems for the first time at its Kitakami Plant and Yokkaichi Plant.