INMOCO outlines how trajectory design choices influence positioning accuracy, machine throughput and stability across servo-driven automation and digital supply chain equipment.
The so-called Design-Technology Co-Optimization (DTCO) approach has become a central element in the development of next-generation integrated circuits and associated electronic architectures.
In industry, especially in warehouse logistics, a stable power supply is essential, as demonstrated by its importance in mobile applications like hand-held scanners. Supercapacitors (supercaps) provide energy storage solutions that intelligently complement conventional battery concepts. Leuze makes targeted use of the technology in its innovative sensor solutions.
RFID (Radio Frequency Identification) tags are used for asset recognition through digital encoding technology. These tags use an antenna, an electronic chip, or an integrated circuit to send and receive data.
Written by Y. Belgnaoui.
The new ultra-compact RSL 200 safety laser scanner from Leuze can be integrated effortlessly and used flexibly to safeguard danger zones and access points on narrow production lines, automated guided vehicles and robots.
New technology is expected to greatly improve the reliability and efficiency of devices used in power conversion applications, such as electric vehicles and renewable energy systems.