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Atollic AB has announced a major extension of its offering for embedded systems development tools with today’s unveiling of Atollic TrueSTUDIO for ARM. Engineers that are developing embedded systems on ARM processor-based microcontrollers can now benefit from the feature-set and integration advantages of the Atollic TrueSTUDIO development tool.

Cambridge Consultants, a leading technology design and development firm, today announced Salix, a new wireless audio distribution system for the provision of hearing assistance or simultaneous translation within auditoria and conference centres.

Mercury Computer Systems Inc. announced the Ensemble Series 6U OpenVPX LDS6524 and the 3U OpenVPX SBC3512 modules based on the 22 nanometer 3rd generation Intel Core processor family (formerly codenamed “Ivy Bridge”).

Mercury Computer Systems, Inc. (NASDAQ: MRCY, www.mc.com ), a trusted ISR subsystems provider, today announced the Intel®-based Ensemble™ HDS6600 High Density Server for rugged deployed ISR systems. The HDS6600 is an industry first that brings Intel enterprise server-class processing to deployed sensor-based systems. The HDS6600 supports 8-way symmetric multiprocessing (SMP) and is based on Intel’s Xeon® processor, enabling enterprise-class...

Timesys announced LinuxLink support for the Texas Instruments Incorporated (TI) TMS320DM365 DaVinci video processor. The new offering provides developers with tools and a pre-integrated build environment that allows them to take full advantage of the DM365 features and peripherals. The digital video software development kit (DVSDK) integration enables developers to design products that take advantage of TI’s value-add video acceleration and cod...

For suspension specialists GPR Motorsport, speed and accuracy isn’t just important to the BTCC (British Touring Car Championship) teams they supply, but to its entire manufacturing process. The Buckinghamshire-based company has invested in an Electrox Raptor EF Technology laser with D-Box Workstation to ensure that its marking system is fast and efficient and remains legible even in the most testing conditions.

IDC’s scaleable, wireless and web based warehouse management system is enabling operators of large distribution centres to become more efficient and profitable – especially during the current downturn – by allowing them to sell space they are not currently using to third parties.

The AWD has been the voice of the welding distribution industry for over 35 year and at this years AGM held at Crewe Hall, Cheshire in April, it was agreed by the membership that the name of the Association should be changed to the Association of Welding Distribution to reflect the changes taking place in the welding equipment and consumables market, the member profiles and the maturity of the Association.

As far back as 1998, Smithstown Light Engineering in Shannon, Co Clare, was in the vanguard of high-speed metalcutting, having installed the 12th machining centre ever built by the German firm, Roeders. The 3-axis, vertical-spindle machine has been in continual operation ever since and its 44,000 rpm spindle is still the fastest in the Irish manufacturer's factory.

Two Hurco VMX30t vertical machining centres (VMCs) have been added to the subcontract machine shop of Schivo Group in Waterford, on the south coast of Ireland. Compared with a VMX42 installed in 2004, the latest machines are 50 per cent more productive, due entirely to the increased functionality of Hurco's conversational programming software, WinMax, incorporated into the control systems.