data

ICP DAS’s PET-7H24M PoE Ethernet High-Speed Data Acquisition Module

ICP Australia is proud to introduce ICP DAS’s PET-7H24M, which is a high-speed data acquisition device with a built-in ethernet communication port for data transfer over a network, and includes 4 high-speed 24-bit differential analog input channels (128 kHz sample and hold for all 4 channels), 2 analog output channels, 3 digital input channels, 4 digital output channels and 1 encoder input channel.
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O2D500

O2D500 – Object Recognition Sensor

Would you like to check several different objects for their correct position and object properties with just one vision sensor? Whether it is a contour detection or a BLOB analysis, the O2D500 Vision Sensor from ifm can solve a variety of error-proofing and inspection applications throughout the manufacturing process in just one device.
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Moneo

IIoT platform moneo: Digitalisation made easy

Continuous evaluation of process data is the best basis for sustainably successful business decisions. In order to obtain the important information from the shop floor, reliable connection of the sensors to the IT infrastructure is essential.
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Neousys

Neousys IP67 Waterproof GPU Computer Adds Support for NVIDIA® RTX A2000 GPU

Neousys Technology, an industry-leading provider of rugged embedded systems announces its SEMIL-1700GC series has added support for the NVIDIA® RTX A2000 Ampere GPU card. Originally supporting the NVIDIA® Tesla T4, the IP67 fanless SEMIL-1700GC can now deliver the same GPU performance at a much more effective cost.
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Wide temperature rugged Embedded Box PC with 8th/9th Gen. Intel Core Processor

Interworld Electronics has released the BOXER-6641-PRO multi-core embedded controller from Aaeon. This rugged embedded box PC is powered by 8th/9th Generation Intel Core processors that deliver the optimal performance for critical industrial applications.
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XXL

Low cost automation in XXL: Large cost-effective DIY igus palletiser

Too expensive to purchase, too complex to program, too complicated to maintain: many small and medium-sized companies shy away from getting started with automation. That way, they jeopardise their competitiveness in the long term. But it’s easy to get started. This is proven by the igus drylin XXL linear robot from Treotham.
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