Tag: efficiently
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How Much Do You Know About ToF Cameras?
Vzense 3D ToF camera is more in line with your industrial needs. Let’s jump into this short article to learn more about the applications of ToF cameras in various fields.
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How Automation Makes Your Plumbing Business More Effective?
It might feel weird to hear the automation word within the plumbing industry, but it is not as uncommon and inefficient as one would imagine about mixing automation with your plumbing business. Using automation with your plumbing business might have amazing benefits for you, like giving out quicker replies and quotes to potential customers and…
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Yamaha Motor Ventures leads $7.5 million funding round for Verge Ag
Yamaha Motor Ventures, the strategic business development and investment arm of Yamaha Motor, has led a $7.5 million Series A funding round for Verge Ag, a precision agriculture company. Verge claims to be the developer of the world’s first AI-powered interactive software that enables farmers to plan, simulate, and validate the movement of equipment in…
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New Honeywell warehouse automation technology allows sites to maximize storage and increase order fulfillment
Honeywell has launched its latest solution in intelligent automated handling designed to help warehouses, distribution centers and manufacturing sites receive, process and fill orders faster and more accurately while potentially reducing storage footprint. Honeywell’s next-generation Automated Storage and Retrieval System (AS/RS) leverages artificial intelligence and machine learning to allow warehouse and distribution center operators to…
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BASF invests in quantum computing startup Zapata
BASF Venture Capital is joining a group of prominent investors in the Series A investment round of Zapata Computing, Inc. Headquartered in Cambridge, Massachusetts, Zapata is developing both a powerful software platform as well as specific applications for Global 1000 companies to effectively use a range of emerging quantum computing hardware. By investing in Zapata,…
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Sick launches new compact image-based code reader
Sick has launched a new compact image-based code reader, Lector621, for reliable detection of 1D, 2D, stacked codes, and plain text. The high-performance DPM – direct part marking – decoder can read laser or dot-peened codes perfectly, even in the case of low contrast levels, contamination, or poor code quality. This fills a gap in…