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Connect and go with the new readychain speed from igus
Continuing the readychain concept, energy chain specialist igus launches ‘readychain speed’ – a pre-harnessed energy chain system that is ready to fit directly onto a machine without the need for specialist tools.
NXP and partners launch European test drive to showcase the future of ‘intelligent traffic’
NXP Semiconductors has teamed up with industry leaders to launch a ‘Communicating Cars’ test drive along the ITS (Intelligent Transport Systems) Corridor across Germany, Austria and the Netherlands. Starting today from the world’s leading electronics trade show – electronica – in Munich, the tour will see a convoy of Honda smart vehicles drive through 1300km of roads, including ITS test fields in Munich, Vienna and H...
SMART Group’s One-Day 3D AOI Seminar at MTC to Focus on Myth Busting & New Technology
SMART Group announces that it will present “Advances in AOI Technology: 3D AOI, Exploding the Myths and Looking at New Technology,” a full-day event on Tuesday, 2nd December 2014 from 0930 to 1600 at the Manufacturing Technology Centre (MTC) in Anstey Park, Coventry.
Products that enable a more connected world are showcased
NXP Semiconductors has announced that it will introduce and demonstrate its most recent solutions and share the latest product updates in A4.524 at electronica A4.524. Whether the solution is designed for mobile phones, the connected car, IoT or within the portable and wearable domain, NXP plays a major role in this evolution, powering the technology that enables secure connections for a smarter, more connected world.
Waveform generator boosts wideband digital channel simulator
An Arbitrary Waveform Generator (ARB) has been added to IZT’s 3040 wideband digital channel simulator. The generator enables the simulator to emulate other traffic on the satellite transponder, signals in adjacent bands or interference scenarios. With the internal generator memory, the simulator now supports the generation of user-defined signals, for example using MATLAB, which increases its flexibility.
Robot mannequin ‘Porton Man’ moves with igus
A robotic mannequin has been recently developed by a British engineering company, i-bodi Technology, a subsidiary of Crawley Creatures Ltd, to help the Ministry of Defence test chemical and biological (CB) protective suits and equipment for its Armed Forces.
igus exhibits an array of new products at Advanced Engineering Show 2014
igus will be showcasing a range of its new products at this years Advanced Engineering Show taking place at the NEC, Birmingham, on the 11th and 12th November. The new products being showcased on igus’ stand (K72) include: tribo-tape, tribo-filament, e-cord micro, E4.1 energy chain and the CRC clean-room chain
Cables offer a service life of 1 million double strokes
A range of cables, targeting cable carrier applications that do not require high cycle rates, has been introduced by igus. Marketed as a cost effective alternative, the company guarantees that the chainflex M range has a service life of one million double strokes and can be used in theatres, tools and jigs, packaging machines and some machine tools.
Articulated robotic arm to make debut at Engineering Design Show 2014
At the Engineering Design Show 2014, igus will be debuting products including the robolink D, tribo-tabe, tribo-filament, e-cord micro, and the CRC clean-room chain on stand D20. The Engineering Design Show is scheduled to take place at the Ricoh Arena, Coventry, between the 22nd and 23rd October 2014.
Printed sensor technology is holding strong
Printing sensors is one way to make them cheap enough for widespread IoT applications, and Europe is leading the way in developing this technology, Sally Ward-Foxton writes for ES Design magazine.