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Sigfox News
SIGFOX AND IWIRE TO EXPAND 0G NETWORK COVERAGE IN ASIA, MIDDLE EAST AND AFRICA
iWire, one of the emerging leaders in the Internet of Things, has just raised $34 million in Series A funding, led by Noor Capital and supported by Bpifrance, to accelerate its development and enter new markets.
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Intel News
Intel Core Processors and Intel Bridge Technology Unleash Windows 11 Experience
Together, Intel and Microsoft are delivering people’s favorite mobile apps to PCs with Intel Bridge Technology.
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Vision Components News
VC MIPI modules and accessories now available from Mouser Electronics
Select MIPI modules and accessories from Vision Components are now available from Mouser Electronics.
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Siemens digital Industry Software News
DENSO DEPLOYS SIEMENS’ SOFTWARE PORTFOLIO FOR DIGITAL TRANSFORMATION OF AUTOMOTIVE PRODUCT DESIGN
Siemens’ Simcenter solutions selected as the technological foundation of model-based development (MBD/MBSE). Model-based development process and systems are used in Japan and globally to adapt to the biggest automotive transformation in 100 years. Pilot deployment completed in three years; full scale deployment planned in 2022.
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Wenglor News
Unit for the Future: wenglor Restructures Its Development
Hardware Expertise in 1D, 2D and 3D Meets Software Expertise.
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iSystem news
ISYSTEM MAKES HARDWARE DEBUGGING AVAILABLE IN CONTINUOUS INTEGRATION INFRASTRUCTURES
With the BlueBox iC5000/iC5700 CI in test racks, hardware debugging becomes a natural part of test automation.
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SGeT News
SGET releases new Design Guide 2.1.1 for SMARC carrier boards
Extended connectivity for Arm and x86.
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Pilz News
SAFETY LASER SCANNER PSENSCAN FROM PILZ WITH UP TO THREE SEPARATE SAFETY ZONES AND UP TO 70 SWITCHABLE CONFIGURATIONS - MORE FLEXIBLE AND PRODUCTIVE MONITORING OF MOBILE AND STATIONARY APPLICATIONS
Additional digital inputs and outputs are now available for the safety laser scanner PSENscan: Up to 70 switchable configurations can now be implemented and up to three separate safety zones can be monitored simultaneously thanks to the new 17-pin and master encoder types. So stationary areas can be monitored more productively – also using the new partial dynamic muting for example. And new functions for the intralogistics sector – such as encoder evaluation, standby mode and more precise navigation – also provide for more efficient monitoring of mobile applications.
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