Location cloud company, Here, has announced a step forward in the efforts to drive a global standard for vehicle-to-cloud data, a development which brings the promise of automated vehicles closer to reality.
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Schneider Electric wins Intersolar Award for Innovation: Outstanding Solar Project
Schneider Electric has won the 2016 Intersolar Award for Innovation in the Outstanding Solar Projects category.
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Scitech now distributing Ximea products
Scitech has been appointed the authorised distributor for the Ximea range of cameras in Australia and New Zealand.
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Inverter for solar power installations
ABB has announced the PVS980 central inverter, a component for solar installations that converts direct current (DC) produced in solar panels into alternating current (DC) for use by electrical grids.
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Cloud based data system wins innovation award
Reflex’s cloud based data platform Reflexhub-IQ was awarded the both the Most Innovative Collaborative Technology and the Minister’s Award for Excellence in Innovation at this year’s WA Information Technology and Telecommunications Alliance (WAITTA) INCITE Awards.
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The evolution of battery technology
The Battery Series is a five-part infographic series that explores what investors need to know about modern battery technology, including raw material supply, demand, and future applications.
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Safety laser scanner wins 2016 Red Dot Award: Product Design
Chosen from a pool of 5,200 products and innovations, Sick’s microScan3 has received the Red Dot Award, an international award recognising outstanding design quality.
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Changing plant operating trends creating opportunities for machine monitoring technology
According to analysts from Technavio, the global machine condition monitoring market will reach US$1.8 billion by 2020, driven by changes in industrial plant operations.
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Will conductive inks help electronics go truly wearable?
Recent announcements from Google’s Project Jacquard, in collaboration with Levis, shows that the technology and fashion industries are starting to make real progress through collaboration.
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Tiny ingestible sensors could revolutionise medicine
Currently in development, “origami robots” could help treat patients with internal maladies.
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