Sony Unveils New 3.2MP Stacked CMOS Sensor with Global Shutter for Industrial Use

The new Sony sensor aims to streamline various industrial tasks by finding applications in areas such as code reading in logistics and in automating manufacturing processes, particularly in robot-assisted production lines.

With industries increasingly moving towards automation and manpower savings, Sony’s Pregius S global shutter technology plays a role in enabling high-speed, accurate and distortion-free imaging.

Phoenix Contact Boasts TRIO Power Supplies with Integrated Circuit Breaker

The TRIO power supplies’ narrow overall width saves space, making it possible to mount them directly, side by side. The low overall depth enables installation in 210 mm small housings.

Push-in connection technology, marking fields, stripping identification, and tamper-proof setting make the TRIO easy to install and handle. The devices have an intuitive commissioning concept for quick deployment.

Eaton Delivers Enhanced Connectivity and Cybersecurity Innovation for Backup Power Technologies

The Network-M3 card features all the enhanced capabilities customers expect from Eaton Gigabit Network Card technology and adds new, innovative features to help organizations meet their unique cybersecurity needs.

With capabilities for web-based monitoring and alerts, the Network-M3 card provides valuable insights into IT power usage, reshaping the way IT teams monitor and control their power systems as security needs evolve.

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Witchcraft or Engineering: Ghosts in the Machine

During Halloween, it's easy to find yourself scared of things that go 'bump' in the night. Engineers, however, know that true horror is malfunctioning tech. 💀

Ghost Detectors

Sensors, like the paranormal investigators of our time, possess a unique ability to detect and respond to the unseen. Just as mediums commune with the spirit world, sensors detect changes in the environment and trigger a response. On Halloween night, they bring our motion-activated decorations to life, ensuring that eerie sounds and spooky surprises only manifest when they should.

Digital Exorcist

The monsters we face aren't under the bed or in the closet; they're lurking online. Cybersecurity acts as the exorcist to ward off malicious spirits in the form of hackers, viruses, and malware. Just as salt can repel evil spirits, robust cybersecurity protects your data and devices from digital demons.

As the moon rises on Halloween night, and the boundary between our world and the supernatural blurs, let's embrace the spine-tingling spirit and keep the tech horrors at bay.

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Cost effective ESP32 board equipped with SiP module

SB Components has launched a low cost and high quality audio expansion board compatible with the open-source Raspberry Pi Pico. The device provides multiple audio outputs, a small display and a microSD card for convenient storage.

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