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 High Performance Smart Camera Family National Instruments Smart Cameras combine a monochrome CCD image sensor with a real-time embedded PowerPC processor in a small, rugged package. View the NI Smart Camera 4 minute video. Click Here! |
Vision application: Automation best pick Packaging small parts at DePuy Spine is a good example of low-volume/high-mix processing. Intensified camera: How low can you go? Intensified CCD camera (ICCD) for low-light applications combines a high performance intensifier tube with a small, interlaced CCD camera. No-ball screw: Hi-Fi for a low fee Inherent damping qualities give anti-backlash linear actuator precise positional accuracy and repeatability at minimum cost Motion platform: Do what you want to do... Generic motion control combines the worlds of robotics, CNC, linked axis movements and single axis positioning.
Rugged computer: Tough enough! She didn't have much hope for the computer, but she blew off the broken glass fragments, and fired it up. The only damage she found was a grass stain on the plastic! Call for presentations: Flashiest conference ever! The 2008 Flash Memory Summit...will be bigger than ever! — Tom Coughlin, 2008 conference chairperson Virtual machines: Virtually virtual Virtutech announced an initiative to accelerate the creation of standards for the virtualized software development (VSD) industry.
Good news: Drive surprised The worldwide low voltage motor drives market continues to surpass everyone's expectations, according to IMS Research. On the road: Workshops attract attendees to ABB Roadshow Nearly 200 customers and prospects pouring into the venue also crowded the exhibits.
Seminars: It's not the heat, it’s the humidity! The first step towards dealing with and compensating for the problems caused by humidity is to understand the properties and definitions so that a proper, reliable, and repeatable measurement can be obtained. More good news: DON'T PANIC! Recession? Recession! We don't need no stinking recession. Multiaxis controls: Siva on the shop floor System controls milling machines and machining centers with up to 5 axes, plus spindle.
Online: Applied Robotics LSSU students (underwater) pursuing an engineering degree with a specialization in robotics.
In print: Process Controllers Predict the Future |
Windows in a Virtual-Machine Environment C.G. Masi (Control Engineering) interviews Guarav Banga (CTO of Phoenix Technology) about how control engineers can use virtualization technology in light of Microsoft's change in the Vista user license agreement.
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What microprocessors are favored for control applications? I'm not sure you're asking the right question. What you really need for control applications is a controller, which is a complete computer system, not just the microprocessor. As a control engineer, that is what you want to concentrate on. Click here for more.
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