Month: April 2013

Digital Surf announces version 7 of its Mountains software for image analysis and surface metrology. At the ...

Bureau Veritas announces the acquisition of LVQ-WP, a German group specializing in non-destructive control (NDT) and inspection services ...

Part of France Robots Initiatives announced in March 2013 by the Minister of Productive Recovery, the ROBOT Start ...

Not equipped with adequate controls, Numetor was limited in controlling complex parts. The acquisition of the arm ...

This year, for the 10th edition of the Forum Labo - Biotech, a session of the Expert Forum will put quality ...

The SRH280DP rotary sensor uses hall-effect technology, delivering a variable voltage (0 and 5V) in output in ...

Kistler, a manufacturer of sensors measuring pressure, strength, torque and acceleration, has just announced that it has just signed a cooperation agreement with MTS Systems Corporation, a leading supplier of high-performance testing systems and position sensors. This partnership will benefit both companies and increase their already proven capabilities, combining MTS innovations in road simulation systems with Kistler's expertise and leadership in wheel strength sensors. Under the terms of the agreement, MTS plans to phase out its long-standing Swift WFT product line and already offers customers a choice between its Swift products and Kistler's RoaDyn products for both on-road acquisition and bench simulation. This collaboration will be truly beneficial in the long term for both companies as it supports MTS's SWIFT dynamometric wheel products and provides unlimited updates with Kistler's automotive force sensor technology. Preparations are already well advanced for the transfer of MTS calibration, repair, and technical support services to Kistler by 2015 Kistler will need to continue to manage the MTS SWIFT dynamometric wheel product line throughout its life cycle, and continue technical consolidation of both MTS products and its own RoaDyn systems. , for a long time. This agreement demonstrates the continued involvement of MTS and Kistler in the challenge of on-road simulation techniques and will allow both companies to focus their efforts on increasingly demanding road safety research and innovation. Read more: www.kistler.com

SKF developments in smart technologies now allow bearings to communicate their condition continuously, thanks to ...

MVG has a multisensor technology unique in the world that provides it with a very strong competitive advantage. The French company achieves more ...

It is during the evening exhibitors of Tuesday, April 16 that the Innovation Trophies of the exhibition Industrie Lyon 2013 ...