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EPDT May 2021 issue (inc. Lighting & Rail features + PXI for T&M supplement) now available online

Cutting-edge CCTV level crossing surveillance system for Network Rail

New smart cities video series, “Smarter, Safer Cities,” from Digi-Key, TE & Microchip

On Earth Day 2021: WHOI & Analog Devices launch Ocean & Climate Innovation Accelerator

- Earth Day 2021: Semtech accelerates technology deployments aimed at a smarter, sustainable planet (22/04/2021)
  
  In the spirit of Earth Day, Semtech is today reiterating its mission to make the planet smarter, more connected & more sustainable by providing an innovative IoT platform, leveraging LoRa devices & the LoRaWAN protocol to remedy environmental challenges & drive global change.
- Compact 2D vision camera with Deep Learning App onboard from SICK (15/04/2021)
  
  SICK has launched its first vision camera with a pre-installed Deep Learning app onboard to make it simple to create custom quality inspections of complex electronics parts & surface mount assemblies.
- OKW’s wearable enclosures ideal for COVID-19 workplace social distancing devices (14/04/2021)
  
  Growing demand for COVID-19 social distancing warning devices for use in workplace environments has created a burgeoning new market for OKW’s wearable enclosures.
- Wearable tech set to tackle head injuries in sport (08/04/2021)
  
  Wearable tech which measures & tracks head impact force in sport & recreational activities, including rugby or cycling, is set to aid research & support informed decisions on the risk of brain injury.
- Independent research surveys manufacturing execs: real-time connected factory data key to driving innovation & delivering competitive advantage (07/04/2021)
  
  A newly commissioned independent research study, conducted by Forrester Consulting on behalf of Analog Devices, shows that industrial manufacturers who have invested in connectivity technologies (“high maturity”) are better positioned to drive innovation & gain competitive advantage, compared to firms that have been slower to implement connectivity (“low maturity”) across the factory floor.
- EPDT April 2021 issue (inc. Power & Automotive features) now available online (02/04/2021)
  
  This month’s issue, now available in print or digital editions, contains features on Power technologies & Automotive applications, as well as editorial discussing the new UNESCO Engineering Report, ‘Engineering for Sustainable Development’, published on World Engineering Day...
- Protecting sensors, now & into the future… (01/04/2021)
  
  Manufacturing a car is both highly complex & expensive. It requires thousands of parts, including between 60 & 100 high-quality sensors, with many built into the engine to ensure that the owner can identify & prevent possible issues before they result in breakdowns & expensive repairs.
- Ensuring LiDAR automotive distance sensor precision with the right TIA (01/04/2021)
  
  For autonomous vehicles to succeed, passengers must trust the car’s sensors & software to guide them safely & accurately to the destination. The key to delivering on this trust lies in the fusion of inputs from various sensor types to enhance accuracy, redundancy & safety, a technique that has been enabling advanced driver assistance systems (ADAS).
- Layered materials grant sight to electronic chips (01/04/2021)
  
  Chip based on layered materials classifies images 1,000x faster than conventional machine-vision systems.

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