Research & Development
Category / Research & Development
Dornbirn: Mobile designer restaurant illuminated by Zumtobel luminaires
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Stutensee: Now also available with LED backlighting from CMI
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Tuttlingen: BINDER KBW climate chamber with patented lighting concept in use in plant research
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Tuttlingen: Constant climate chambers with Light Quantum Control and ICH-complaint illumination
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Maisach: With the demo board ZU-DBD, BMC Messsysteme GmbH (bmcm), manufacturer for measurement technology made in Germany, introduces a convenient tool to simulate analog signals.
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Dornbirn: Light Fields luminaire range entering the LED age
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Stutensee: "Field of Vision" catalog 2011 - 48-page compact source of product information relating to the topic of displays
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Bochum: Machine-builders in Germany who are changing the control technology at the machines this year prefer integrated control technologies. This reveals the new Quest study as the Quest Trend Magazine repor ...
Detmold: Complies with AIDA specifications (Automation Initiative of the German Automotive Industry)
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Munich/Starnberg: Dr. Henryk Frystacki and his transnational science team provided substantial scientific descriptions of the possible origin and the nature of Dark Energy and Dark Matter that Albert Einstein ignored ...
Karlsruhe: MOST® Cooperation Releases MOST150 Electrical Physical Layer Specification
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Karlsruhe: Updated and Expanded MOST Book Includes MOST150
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Starnberg: Introduction to Digital Signal Processing for FPGAs within 3 Days Short Course
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Stutensee: For efficiently connecting up to four branches of a FlexRay(TM) Network
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Austin: New mini-robot evaluation platform for TI's Stellaris ARM® Cortex(TM) -M3 microcontrollers provides more tool and software options to facilitate experimentation and development
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Wuppertal: Energy, Sensors, Condition Monitoring&Real-Time-Communication
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Stutensee: Highly compact, power saving and can be used internationally
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Dornbirn: Swarovski introduces standardised shop lighting
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