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Softing Industrial USA
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Schlumberger News
Schlumberger DELFI Digital Platform Selected by Northern Lights JV for CO2 Project
The Northern Lights joint venture between Equinor, Shell, and TotalEnergies will use the DELFI environment to optimize performance in carbon transport and storage.
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Weg News
Weg On Ecodesign regulations for motors and drives
Variable speed drives (VSDs) offer an alternative means of improving efficiency and reducing emissions. They intuitively vary voltage and input frequency to control speed and torque in electric motors dependent on the application, reducing energy costs and making processes more environmentally friendly.
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NEC Corporation News
NEC develops autonomous mobile robot control technology that doubles efficiency while maintaining safety
NEC Corporation (NEC; TSE: 6701) today announced the development of a control technology that doubles the efficiency of autonomous mobile robots (AMR) in warehouses while maintaining a high level of safety. NEC plans to put this technology into practical use by March 2024 and to have it installed in NEC's cooperative AMRs in Japan.
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Hitachi News
Hitachi Energy achieves 100% fossil-free electricity in own operations
The global technology and market leader in power grids has achieved the first-step target in its Sustainability 2030 plan and steps up the pace towards carbon-neutral.
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ZEISS News
ZEISS and Vision Engineering join forces with DeepFocus 1
The innovative and competitive inspection system brings extended depth of focus microscopy thanks to its MALS Technology to new market segments.
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Safran News
Safran PPS®5000 plasma thruster chosen for new Galileo satellites
Thales Alenia Space, one of the world’s leading satellite manufacturers, has chosen the Safran Aircraft Engines PPS®5000 plasma thruster to power six satellites in the second-generation Galileo1 global navigation satellite system (GNSS).
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ESI Automotive
Carmakers Urged To Consider Hardware Reliability To Avoid ADAS-Related Recalls
Automotive OEMs are being urged to take a systems-level approach to vehicle safety and confirm the reliability and inter-compatibility of hardware materials, as US regulators continue to shine a spotlight on Advanced Driver Assistance Systems (ADAS).
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Nord USA
Condition Monitoring for Predictive Maintenance monitors drive data to optimize the operational safety and efficiency of machines
NORD’s condition monitoring solution focuses on status-based maintenance to increase service life of components and machines, predict undesirable operating conditions, and reduce unplanned downtimes, service costs, and material costs.
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R+W News
