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Phoenix Contact is expanding its industrial network portfolio with WLAN client modules in accordance with the Wi-Fi 6 (IEEE 802.11ax) technology standard. The new modules in the WLAN 1000 series support gross WLAN data rates of up to 2,402 Mbit per second at 160 MHz bandwidth.
read more...At SPS 2023, everything at Balluff revolved around the topic of network technology. Industrial image processing and other solutions for the factory of the future were also on the agenda at the trade fair stand.
read more...From product to solution provider
Customers are not looking for products, but for solutions to their problems. For companies, this means that they have to transform themselves from product providers to solution providers. Science divides this path into five evolutionary stages, whereby many companies have already left the first stage of pure manufacturer behind them.
read more...With the Condition Monitoring Toolkit (CMTK), Balluff offers a complete solution for condition monitoring. Newly integrated AI functionality makes the system even more reliable.
read more...Reliable data communication with high data rates and deterministic time behavior is one of the prerequisites for production in accordance with the principles of Industry 4.0.
read more...Hundreds or even thousands of sensors integrated into a long-range network - these are the most important advantages of LoRaWAN.
read more...When we come across the term "smart factory" today, we always come across the topic of "machine-to-machine (M2M) communication".
read more...Pre-assembled data cables, known as patch cords, are fundamental components of network technology. The new patch cords from Lapp are even more versatile and can be used internationally.
read more...The world is changing in many ways: New Work, digitalization, Industry 4.0, the mobility revolution, but also very serious challenges such as climate change and the Covid-19 pandemic. How can companies deal with the new circumstances?
read more...When 3D image processing is used in computationally intensive applications, interfaces and CPU performance quickly become a bottleneck. It is then practical if the 3D camera already takes over some of the computing work - such as Ensenso XR.
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