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Power CAD, Simulation & Digital Twins
Accelerate simulation, CAD, and digital twin workflows with the NVIDIA RTX PRO 6000 Blackwell Workstation Edition. Get powerful AI-enhanced performance, advanced visualization, and enterprise-ready capabilities for demanding projects. -
Precision Motion with Brother Servo Gearboxes
Compact, low-backlash servo gearboxes built to deliver precise motion, high torque density, and reliable automation performance. -
The Next Evolution in Process Control Is Here
DeltaV™ version 16.LTS Distributed Control System (DCS) builds on decades of field-proven innovation to deliver the most robust and reliable release yet. -
Connect Operations, Data, and Insights with GENESIS
Stop struggling with disconnected data. GENESIS unifies SCADA, visualization, historian, and analytics in one platform.
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Microchip Unveils 3.3 kV Silicon Carbide Power Devices Enabling More Efficiency and Reliability
3.3 kV SiC MOSFETs and Schottky Barrier Diodes (SBDs) extend designers’ options for high-voltage power electronics in transportation, energy and industrial systems. -
Beamex and Siemens Enable Paperless Calibration Workflows
Thanks to close cooperation between Beamex and Siemens, customers using Siemens Lifecycle Management Suite (LMS) can now take advantage of integration with Beamex CMX Calibration Management Software. -
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Faulhaber Linear Motors Play Major Role in Automating Pharmaceutical Industry
Faulhaber linear motors play a major role in the Automation of the pharmaceutical industry, laboratories and analysis.
