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- Autofocus-zoom block camera range expanded with global shutter options (10/09/2020)
  
  Computer imaging & machine vision expert, Active Silicon has added two global shutter modules to its range of autofocus-zoom block cameras. Using these cameras, images of fast-moving objects can be captured without the distortion that occurs with rolling shutter based cameras.
- CDS TAURI, the premium temperature tablets – now even better than before! (09/09/2020)
  
  Protect your staff & visitors now! The phenomenal temperature tablet, TAURI, has had a makeover with these latest product updates. All updates are over the air, which means newly developed features can be updated in just one quick & easy click.
- 5G-Audit: How manufacturers can improve production through new wireless technologies (07/09/2020)
  
  What is the potential of 5G wireless technology for industry? And how can digitization in production succeed? These are the questions many manufacturing companies are asking when it comes to the successful implementation of 5G in production processes.
- Mouser, Microchip & Crowd Supply present 2020 Get Launched Design Programme – designed to help fund, manufacture & ship amazing projects (07/09/2020)
  
  Get Launched is a start-up & incubator support programme that helps companies achieve rapid time-to-production & time-to-market by utilising Microchip’s technical expertise to advise throughout the design process. The global electronics design programme invites designers to submit projects that uniquely feature one or more components from Microchip.
- electronica 2020 to be held digitally as coronavirus travel restrictions tighten (05/09/2020)
  
  As travel restrictions across Europe tighten in response to the ongoing coronavirus pandemic, the organisers of electronica, the world’s leading trade fair & conference for electronics, have confirmed that 'electronica virtual' will replace its in-person trade fair in Munich this November, with an expansion of its digital offering & online conference programme.
- EPDT September 2020 issue (inc. Displays & Energy features + Outsourcing supplement) now available online (03/09/2020)
  
  This month’s issue, now available in print or digital editions, contains features on Displays technologies and Energy applications, plus EPDT's twice-yearly Electronics Outsourcing supplement.
- New white light interferometers offer step change in measurement performance (02/09/2020)
  
  Precision sensor supplier, Micro-Epsilon has developed a completely new range of high performance white light interferometers that provide unmatched accuracy levels in absolute non-contact optical distance & thickness measurement. With measurement resolution from 30 picometres & linearity from ±10nm, these interferometers represent a step change in accuracy from its confocal measurement systems.
- Hyperaware smart buildings save energy & increase productivity (01/09/2020)
  
  The convergence of IoT & building automation technologies is creating smart spaces that make workplaces safer, healthier and happier. Where IoT sensors can be considered as the eyes & ears of a smart building, it now possible to join building data with context.
- Electronic components market review: how COVID-19 is impacting electronics manufacturing supply chains (01/09/2020)
  
  Over the last six months – during the unprecedented spread of COVID-19, the subsequent global lockdown and all the challenges that followed – the world has had to quickly adapt to a ‘new normal’.

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