- Ethernet I/O modules with OPC UA Client and MQTT Client service
- Amway Doing More for Less with InduSoft
- Load Cell | Automotive Seat Testing
- Futek OEM Solutions
- 7 Simple Steps to Machine Security
- THE SHOW MUST GO ON: RTA KEEPS THE BELLAGIO FOUNTAINS RUNNING
- Power stability test
- Internet of Things
- It’s Time To Love ASCII Again!
- Maintain Comfort While Minimizing Energy Cost with Data Loggers
Load Cell | Automotive Seat Testing
Ethernet I/O modules with OPC UA Client and MQTT Client service
Futek OEM Solutions
7 Simple Steps to Machine Security

THE SHOW MUST GO ON: RTA KEEPS THE BELLAGIO FOUNTAINS RUNNING

Power stability test

Internet of Things

It’s Time To Love ASCII Again!

MadgeTech Doubles Data Logging Ability with New X-Series
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Today, MadgeTech announces the release of 36 new products making up the new X-Series of data loggers. Made up of four segments, the X-Series offers data loggers that monitor voltage, current and temperature through both RTD probes as well as thermocouples. Each data logger is available with either 4, 8, 12, or 16 channels, the most channels available on a MadgeTech data logger.
Maintain Comfort While Minimizing Energy Cost with Data Loggers

Data loggers recording temperature, humidity, pressure, power usage, and carbon dioxide provide the information to help find those discrepancies and equipment that prove to be faulty. Parameters can also provide accurate monitoring of each HVAC unit to ensure the system is functioning up to standard regulations.
Healthcare Solution

Technology has long played an imperative role in streamlining hospital operations and improving patient care. In hospital environments, performance, reliable and accurate image reproduction is imperative. From Healthcare.
Healthcare imagine solutions

The adequate and repeatable performance of the image display system is a key element of information technology platforms in a modern hospital environment. Medical imaging professionals such as information technology specialists, and medical physicists routinely use a picture archiving and communication system (PACS) to transfer, process, store, and display medical images.