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Tolerance-compensating systems
Electric vehicles will have to be assembled fully automatically in the future. ODU is developing connector systems such as the Docking Mate for this purpose. Multi-pole interfaces are required at various points on the drivetrain.
read more...Vector is expanding its product portfolio with a compact control unit for DC wallboxes and individual charging points.
read more...TQ has announced the availability of a new embedded module for mid-August.
read more...Automation in connection technology
Weidmüller is taking over the team and expertise of Emphatec, a Canadian specialist in connection technology, and is thus expanding its product portfolio in the field of PLC interfaces and migration solutions for potentially explosive atmospheres.
read more...A process for the automated assembly of wiring harnesses in motor vehicles is to be developed in a joint project. Image processing and robots play an important role in this complex process.
read more...A new high-voltage measuring device reduces the load on the tested components during tests.
read more...The new Sheet 7 of VDI Guideline 5600, which MPDV experts were involved in creating, shows where a classic MES needs to improve.
read more...Matrox Imaging has introduced AltiZ, a 3D laser profile sensor that uses two integrated cameras to ensure high precision and minimize scan gaps.
read more...Lantek Germany celebrates its 25th anniversary. The company is one of the pioneers in the digitalization of sheet metal production.
read more...Those responsible at SD Formentechnik in Lüdenscheid have long been thinking in terms of networked process chains. For die-sinking EDM, the mold makers rely on Zimmer & Kreim: The Chameleon and the Alphamoduli workshop software integrate not only the EDM systems but also a machining center for electrode milling and the measuring machine.
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