U Blox News

KDDI certifies u-blox LTE-M module for Japan

u-blox (SIX:UBXN), a global provider of leading positioning and wireless communication technologies and services, announced the certification of its SARA-R5 module on KDDI’s LTE-M networks. The module is the first product based on UBX-R5, u‑blox’s own low-power wide-area (LPWA) chipset, to achieve operator certification in Japan.

Rutronik Info

Amphenol SurLok PlusTM connectors at Rutronik

High reliability in harsh environments: Amphenol offers the SurLok PlusTM series, a highly reliable alternative to conventional compression lugs.

R+W News

R+W COMPACT INLINE SAFETY COUPLINGS MODEL STE

Preventing unplanned downtime in industrial processes only gets more important during times of high demand. The cost of gearbox, motor and drive shaft replacement often pales in comparison to that of the lost production resulting from mechanical torque overload failures caused by jams, collisions and binding in the driveline.

Antaira News

What is the future for the Industrial Internet of Things?

The Internet of Things, or the IoT, has changed the world as we know it. As a global community, we are more connected than ever—and perhaps more than we realize. Through the Internet of Things, we now have a vast network of internet-connected devices gathering, analyzing and storing data, running the gamut from smart home products to driverless vehicles.

STXI Motion News

STXI Motion Will Showcase Cutting-Edge Low-Voltage Mobile Motion Platforms for AGVs, AMRs, and Shuttle Systems at MODEX 2022

STXI Motion, a global motion control and servo solution company, will present a variety of low-voltage mobile motion platform solutions intended for autonomous mobile robots (AMRs), automated guided vehicles (AGVs), and shuttle system deployment at MODEX 2022, held March 28–31 in Atlanta, Georgia.

SCHUNK News

THE INVISIBLE FORCE IN WORKPIECE HANDLING

Minimal interfering contour, short cycle times, and high energy efficiency – SCHUNK magnetic grippers offer a vast array of advantages. They handle ferromagnetic parts reliably over the long term and leave no traces. Two new variants now provide even more design freedom for robotic applications.

GE News

GE Scientists Working to Make Nuclear Power a More Attractive Carbon Free Energy Alternative

Working to make nuclear power an even more attractive carbon-free energy solution, a team of scientists at GE Research have been awarded $4.5 million through ARPA-E’s ONWARDS program to develop a new inspection technique that would encourage the recycling of fuel for advanced nuclear reactor concepts coming online.

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