Michell Instruments has upgraded its diagnostic tool – the Universal Communications Kit – to enable users of their Easidew and Pura ranges to carry out on-site checks and reconfigure their dew-point transmitters simply and easily.
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Ruggedised VPN Firewall for use in harsh environments
Allied Telesis has announced the availability of the AT-AR2010V compact VPN firewall.
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Functional safety in human/robot collaborations
One of the major issues associated with Industry 4.0 is making workflows flexible with a closer interaction between humans and machines.
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How agile software is helping Williams fulfil their need for speed
Seattle-based Avanade has been partnering with the Williams Martini Racing team since January 2015 in a three-year partnership focused on helping the team transform and perform better by leveraging digital technologies.
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Selecting the right safety logic system
Choosing the correct system for an application can help optimise safety, enhance productivity and reduce costs.
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How SDN can deliver big benefits for enterprise users
Software Defined Networking (SDN) has proven to be a very attractive technology among service providers and data centre operators, however enterprises are taking longer to be convinced of its benefits.
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Safety laser scanner
The microScan3 reliably protects hazardous areas, accesses, and hazardous points.
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Food production level sensors
SmartLevel sensors from Balluff are the first choice wherever conventional capacitive sensors reach their limits.
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Toshiba industrial robots come to Australia
TM Robotics and Toshiba Machine Industrial Robots have announced they have partnered with M.A.P Services to sell Toshiba Machine robots in Australia.
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Tiny photonic structures can be used as temperature and humidity sensors
In a recent example of their work, Ji Fang Tao from A*STAR's Institute of Microelectronics and co-workers developed a tiny optical temperature sensor just 120 by 80 micrometers and modeled on a classic experimental design called the Michelson Interferometer.
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