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The demand for computing performance in the IPC market continues to become stronger as the IT field advances. acrosser’s new AES-HM76Z1FL has been designed to meet these demands. The F.I.T. Technology used to build this new product reflects its 3 major features: … Continue reading →

Inherent Conflict The dynamics of a service business and innovative product business are dramatically different. Established product companies tend to emphasize the practices and culture they know best when they move into services. The tendency is to find synergies based … Continue reading →

acrosser Technology Co. Ltd, a world-leading industrial and embedded computer designer and manufacturer, announces the new AES-HM76Z1FL embedded system. AES-HM76Z1FL, acrosser’s latest industrial endeavor, is surely a FIT under multiple circumstances. Innovation can be seen in the new ultra slim fanless design, and its Intel core … Continue reading →

COM Express-based technology was developed in 1994 by PICMG, a 250-company consortium that develops open specifications for high-performance computing applications. Today, the COM Express form factor comes in four sizes: Mini: 55 x 84 mm Compact: 95 x 95 mm … Continue reading →

The impact of the new standards to UAV developers using model-based design is especially significant. Before describing this, an introduction to model-based design is appropriate. Introduction to model-based design With model-based design, UAV engineers develop and simulate system models comprised … Continue reading →

A recent report by IHS has shown that in 2012, capital expenditure on industrial automation equipment in Asia reached a total of $76.6bn, representing 46% of global investments in the sector. Despite this established and rising trend, selling industrial automation … Continue reading →

When we asked respondents if their company has a hard time finding/hiring automation professionals, nearly 60% said “yes.” The job function that is hardest to fill, as identified by 61.9% of the respondents, is automation/control engineering. A distant second was … Continue reading →

For the most part, remote sites with critical equipment are located in places that are difficult to access due to long distances or harsh conditions. Accessing critical information, such as equipment health and operational data at these sites can be … Continue reading →

Today, printed circuit boards require more color vision solutions because the color of a component helps to identify each part. Plugs and connectors are color coded, and at the same time, the board is tracked using a black-and-white barcode. “These … Continue reading →

A Long Journey – But One Worth Embarking On Knowledge and understanding empower workers, enabling operating companies to respond better to dynamic environments and work processes to be more flexible—facilitating a higher level of engagement. Networking Appliance collaboration, optimization and … Continue reading →