Connectivity solutions designed to help the IIoT world 20th February 2019
HARTING has developed a number of targeted connectivity solutions for the IIoT world of the Industrial Internet of Things (IIoT). The fourth Industrial Revolution is witnessing the ever-advancing convergence of the physical with the digital world. The drive to generate added value from data acquired from machines has seen a rapid rise in the number of sensors and actuators.
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Around the Industry
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French startup raises €7m in Series A fundingFabless semiconductor start-up designing disruptive ultra-low-power AI embedded processors for battery-operated edge devices, GreenWaves has announced that it has raised €7m in its Series A. The round was co-led by Huami, with the participation of Soitec, its seed round lead investor, and other investors.
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Partnership to deliver 360° Edge AnalyticsIt has been announced that, nanotron Technologies and ClearBlade are working together to deliver the new 360° Edge Analytics platform solution. Expanding the two companies’ previously-announced collaboration, 360° Edge Analytics is the starting point for a new range of configurable analytics tools for the Industrial IoT with all the required secure software infrastructure in place.
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Definitive discrete semiconductor guide releasedA new Discrete Semiconductor Selection Guide, has been released by Anglia, guiding customers through the vast range of industry standard discrete devices available. The interactive guide is Internet-linked – each product category has an associated Website Data Reference which takes customers straight to the associated page on Anglia Live.
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Is there such a thing as too much technology?There was a buzz at this year’s BETT show, but if you missed it then here is a round up from the informative talks to the very impressive demonstrations. Over the past few years, decades even, education has changed. It has changed the way we learn and therefore the way we need to be taught, and one major impact to both these is technology.
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Accessibility at Apple: innovating for allAt the recent BETT education show in London, a lot of different methods and systems to education were explored but a key theme that covered them all was technology - but as I listened to all the talks and visited the booths I asked myself how important is technology to education? And the answer was yes very, but to others it holds greater importance, to the point where it’s considered a necessity.
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Terminal blocks for solar power plantsConnectivity and sensor specialist, TE Connectivity (TE), has introduced the new TE ENTRELEC PI-Spring range of terminal blocks ZK-PV, dedicated to large commercial and utility-scale photovoltaic installations. The PI-Spring range have voltage of 1,500VDC (IEC)/1,000VDC (UL), complementing the existing 1,500V offering including DBL distribution blocks and SNK screw power terminal blocks ZS150/ZS240.
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The list of SparkFun's u-blox shields just got longerImagine you had a pet turtle. Let’s call him u‑lysis. u‑lysis the turtle lives in his pen in your backyard and spends most of his time hiding behind rocks, which is why you can never find him when you are looking for him. Surveillance cameras won’t do the trick, unless you set one up in each corner of his pen. What you need is a tracker. You could buy one online. But wouldn’t it be a lot more fun to make one yourself?
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EDA tool vendor selected for advanced node chip designIt has been announced that GLOBALFOUNDRIES (GF), has chosen Cadence Design Systems as the primary EDA tool vendor for use in Avera Semi, a GF subsidiary, for advanced node chip design projects. The Avera Semi engineering team has reportedly come to rely on the features, capacity, speed and scalability of the Cadence digital and signoff, system and verification, custom IC and PCB design and analysis tools and flows.
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