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Human-Machine Interfaces (HMIs) have transformed our interaction with technology, reflected by a surging global demand for seamless and efficient communication between humans and machines. This demand is driven by the need for intuitive technologies that enhance productivity across various industries. The global HMI market size surpassed £4 billion in 2022 and is anticipated to hit around £11.4 billion by 2032, expanding at a CAGR of ...

In stock at authorised distributor Mouser Electronics is theNitrogen8ULPsystem-on-module (SoM) fromEzurio.

EAO, a innovative and reliable Human Machine Interfaces (HMIs), has unveiled the new Series 46 EcoTouch product line. This comprehensive range of industrial-rated switches is designed for harsh and demanding environments, offering a versatile selection of 22mm raised and 30mm flush mount switches. Built for easy assembly and durability, the Series 46 switches are an economical solution for various automation applications.

The SFC3000 flow computer from Ex-i Flow Measurement may be configured to provide a multi-stream measurement solution for gas flow.

Supermicro has announced that it is now previewing new, completely re-designed X14 server platforms for compute-intensive workloads and applications.

Cincoze has launched the new DV-1100 industrial computer series for Edge computing, combining performance and simplicity.

Gold is not typically suited for forming long, thin threads, but researchers at Linköping University have achieved a breakthrough by creating gold nanowires.

Anritsu will use the upcoming ECOC 2024 in Frankfurt, Germany, Sept. 23-25, to demonstrate solutions to the challenges arising from the rapid growth in global data traffic.

Syslogic has unveiled the railway computer RML A4NX, an embedded system based on the NVIDIA Jetson Orin NX system-on-module. The new EN50155- certified railway computer will be shown at InnoTrans in Berlin in September.

Direct Insight, the UK-basedtechnical systems integrator and reseller of system-on-module (SoM)and other embedded systems, can now deliver tiny, low-cost QSMP-13 solder-down QFN-style System-on-Module SoMs featuring the STMicro STM32MP135C.