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EAO have introduced the new freely configurable, bright and capacitive IO-Link Touch for industrial applications.

Kontron, a provider of IoT/Embedded Computer Technology (ECT), will present a wide range of IoT solutions across the entire value chain at embedded world 2022 in Nuremberg, Germany, from June 20-23.

An increased interaction between humans and machines has led to an increased requirement for rugged solutions and displays for Industry 4.0, automation, and automotive applications. iWave Systems is excited to launches iW-G39RH: A rugged HMI solution catering to this requirement. Powered by the i.MX 8M Mini application processor from NXP, The HMI solution delivers unrivaled user experience (UX).

congatec has introduced its first modular Micro-ATX compliant carrier board with COM-HPC interface.

Optimised, flexible operation of the machines was Beck Automation's development objective with regard to the HMI. The modern input system in upright format not only facilitates program selection at the machine, but also offers a portable solution for flexible access around the machines.

Impulse Embedded has agreed a distribution agreement to market and sell Allxon software and remote out of band management (OOB) hardware alongside its embedded and industrial computing solutions.

Swissbit is expanding its range of industrial-grade SD and microSD memory cards having combined its 3D TLC NAND technology with a powerful controller and firmware optimised for maximum reliability. The SD and microSD cards are available in capacities ranging from 16 to 512GB and support an extended temperature range of −40°C to +85°C.

Impulse Embedded has sealed a distribution partnership with Allxon enabling customers access to software and remote out of band management (OOB) hardware for embedded and industrial computing applications.

Winbond Electronics Corporation, a leading global supplier of semiconductor memory solutions, together with Infineon Technologies, a world leader in semiconductor, microelectronics and IoT solutions, have announced the expansion of their HYPERRAM™ product collaboration with the new higher bandwidth HYPERRAM 3.0.

The Metaverse, which can be loosely defined as a point wherein the Internet and immersive computing (particularly VR and AR) form one seamless whole, is an exciting tech term that suggests users’ current, limited – and frankly niche – use of online VR could explode in the foreseeable future. But that doesn’t mean it’s not going to be creepy. This piece considers why an eerie sensation may soon unfold...