Monitor processes with Nvidia module

The intelligent control and monitoring of processes, machines and systems increasingly relies on large amounts of data and complex algorithms.
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The intelligent control and monitoring of processes, machines and systems increasingly relies on large amounts of data and complex algorithms.

OnRobot wins second place in the Innovations and Entrepreneurship in Robotics and Automation (IERA) Award.

With the HiPace 350 and 450, Pfeiffer Vacuum is presenting turbopumps that are suitable for applications such as mass spectrometry, electron microscopy, metrology, particle accelerators and plasma physics.
Fire alarm systems for early fire detection
Fire alarm systems (FAS) are part of preventive fire protection. The associated automatic fire detectors recognize signs such as smoke, high temperatures and heat radiation at a very early stage and trigger an alarm. In this way, fire alarm systems make a significant contribution to protecting people and property and limiting damage.
The Chemnitz Training and Application Center (SchAz for short) makes human-robot collaboration tangible with demonstrators. The Zimmer Group provides support with gripper technology.
A research group at the Institute for Control Engineering of Machine Tools and Manufacturing Units (ISW) at the University of Stuttgart is working on models that also take object dynamics into account when calculating robot control sequences and trajectories.
Metallbau & Schweißtechnologie Zentrum Blankenburg use industrial robots from Yaskawa for their welded constructions.
The further development of production technology is a major challenge for electromobility. The industry's development work is being actively supported by research, including by the Chair of Factory Automation and Production Systems (FAPS) at the University of Erlangen-Nuremberg.

Materialise will acquire RSscan, a provider of dynamic foot measurement technology, and RS Print, the provider of custom-printed Phits insoles.

The Trumpf subsidiary Q.ANT and the sensor specialist Sick will be working together in future on the development of quantum optical sensors.