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Mitsubishi Electric Automation designs and manufactures every core automation technology, including controllers, visualization systems, drives, motion systems and industrial robots. Their software suite is easy to use and allows users to reduce total cost of ownership by offering full functionality.

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Automotive in-cabin radar uses 60 GHz or 77 GHz mmWave sensors to monitor vehicle interiors, detecting, locating, and classifying passengers ... check out this article for specifics.

How is radar used for automotive in-cabin sensing? Automotive in-cabin radar uses 60 (60 to 64 ISM band) GHz or 77 GHz mmWave sensors to monitor vehicle interiors, detecting, locating, and classifying passengers. By transmitting radio waves that reflect off surfaces, these systems can detect micro-movements like breathing and heart rates through bla...

SCHMOOV! 😎 The cell is a self-contained system supplied as a plug-and-play solution that includes the GoFa cobot and safety components. Users can add tools and accessories to adapt it for high-mix production environments.

ABB launches OmniVance surface finishing cell ABB Robotics has launched the OmniVance Collaborative Surface Finishing Cell, its first fully automated sanding and polishing cell for surface finishing

⏲️ Autonics counter/timers in application-specific models simplify configuration while expanding functionality beyond traditional units. Available features include batching capability and 4-digit or large 6-digit displays.

AutomationDirect adds Autonics CT counter/timers AutomationDirect now offers Autonics CT series counter/timers that deliver a powerful, easy-to-use solution for counting, timing, and batching