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The RAR15-XMC-FIO is an XMC card that supports multi-protocol (1553 & 429) and front I/O with a single board.
We have over 20 years of sales experience in Japan. ■ We have Japanese technical documents for MIL-STD-1553 / ARINC 429 / AFDX. If you would like to see them, please contact sales@nacelle.co.jp ■
Doing what we can in the cutting-edge field for a sustainable future for the next generation of children.
In the manufacturing industry, efforts to achieve carbon neutrality for GHG emissions such as CO2 are accelerating rapidly. The GHG Protocol classifies supply chain emissions into categories called "Scopes" based on the emission sources and phases. 【What are Scopes?】 Scope 1: GHG emissions that are "directly emitted" by companies or organizations through the combustion of fuels or the manufacturing of products. Scope 2: Emissions associated with the use of electricity, heat, steam, etc., purchased from other companies, both domestically and internationally. Scope 3: GHG emissions that occur throughout the entire supply chain, including raw material procurement, manufacturing, logistics, sales, and disposal. In the context of Scope 2 for metal processing sites, efforts to reduce GHG emissions often end up being limited to measures such as reducing electricity consumption. By calculating Scope 3, we can see reductions in the amount of consumables and waste generated at metal processing sites. 'beacon' enables a reduction in usage and a decrease in waste volume, as well as a reduction in GHG emissions through resource conservation, by maintaining a clean coolant state. By calculating up to Scope 3, we are reviewing the selection and formulation of raw materials and promoting a switch to metalworking oil products that do not contain mineral oils.
![[Wireless Case Study] Wireless Communication Between Robot Hand and Controller](https://image.mono.ipros.com/public/product/image/0e1/2000453510/IPROS00681092174978174976.png?w=280&h=280)
A customized case of developing a proprietary wireless communication protocol for robotic hands.
We would like to introduce a case where wireless communication was implemented among the many achievements our company has accomplished. We received a request from a robot system integrator stating, "To monitor the opening and closing state of the robot hand attached to the end of the robot arm with a controller, we are currently sending signals to the controller via a cable. However, if the cable breaks, the robot will stop, so we want to reduce the risk of stopping by making the cable wireless." We made this a reality. 【Details】 - We developed and verified a configuration where a transmitter is connected to the robot hand and a receiver is connected to the controller. However, since the environment has many factors that can affect wireless communication, we independently developed a wireless communication protocol specifically for the robot hand. - By repeatedly verifying and tuning the wireless communication, we achieved reliable wireless communication between the robot hand and the controller. - To make it easy for the customer to handle the transmitter, we designed the housing with consideration for easy attachment to the robot hand and ease of setting the wireless channel. *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.
The Fusion series products are middleware packages for embedded communication network protocols that have been loved for over 30 years.
The Fusion series products are middleware packages for embedded communication network protocols developed by Unicoi Systems in the United States, and have been loved for over 30 years. Various protocols are available individually, allowing for customized sales according to requirements (there may be cases where certain combinations cannot be sold). By using this package, development time can be shortened, enabling rapid market introduction of developed products.
The RAR15-XMC-IT is an XMC card that supports multi-protocol (1553 & 429) and discrete I/O with a single board.
We have over 20 years of sales experience in Japan. ■ We have Japanese technical documentation for MIL-STD-1553 / ARINC 429 / AFDX. If you would like to see it, please contact sales@nacelle.co.jp ■
![[Data] Introduction to MQTT Guide](https://image.mono.ipros.com/public/product/image/7f3/2000921249/IPROS72091067652110192101.png?w=280&h=280)
A very simple and lightweight messaging protocol of the publish/subscribe type!
This document explains how MQTT works and why it is suitable for IoT. It introduces topics such as "MQTT vs HTTP Performance Comparison," "Challenges of IoT," and "MQTT's Hierarchical Namespace." Additionally, it includes information on the encryption protocol "TLS/SSL." We encourage you to read it. 【Contents (partial)】 ■ Is HTTP outdated? ■ MQTT vs HTTP Performance Comparison ■ Challenges of IoT ■ MQTT Publisher/Subscriber Model ■ Benefits of Pub/Sub ■ MQTT's Hierarchical Namespace *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.
With WI-FI DIRECT, Wi-Fi users can exchange content and share applications more quickly and easily.
"WI-FI DIRECT" is a software protocol that allows Wi-Fi devices to communicate and connect with each other without the need for pre-configuration or joining a traditional wireless access point. It connects devices as if they were connected in infrastructure mode and does not require special hardware. You can share, view, print content, and play games between devices. Additionally, you can send images directly from a digital camera to a printer, play games with friends on your mobile phone, and easily switch connections with your smartphone. By using Wi-Fi Direct on mobile handsets, you can create ad-hoc networks between mobile handsets and between mobile handsets and peripherals such as computers and printers. For more details, please download the catalog or contact us.
An energy-saving lighting control solution for small to medium-sized facilities that is easy to install, set up, and expand!
The lighting control protocol "Energy Saver Node" is the name of Lutron's entirely new lighting control protocol. The EcoSystem-compatible Energy Saver Node is an easy and programmable solution for lighting control and energy saving in any architectural space. Using a single Energy Saver Node, you can connect up to 128 EcoSystem-compatible lighting fixtures, motion sensors, light sensors (wireless and wired), and Pico remotes to achieve total lighting control. 【Features】 - Easy installation and setup - Expandable - Versatile - Environmentally friendly and energy-saving *For more details, please download the catalog or contact us directly.
High-speed data transfer that meets high demands! The synergy of comprehensive development done in one stop.
There is a rapidly increasing demand for data transmission connectors that can handle vast amounts of data transmission while also meeting both electrical and mechanical characteristics. Our expertise—particularly in selecting suitable materials at an early stage and testing S-parameters—enables stable, high-quality transmission. Additionally, we offer ODU's high-speed connectors as custom types tailored to individual applications. For example, we can accommodate requests for high density, more frequent connect/disconnect cycles, high durability, lightweight design, and vibration resistance. 【Features】 ■ Selection of suitable materials at an early stage ■ Testing of S-parameters ■ Capability for stable, high-quality transmission ■ Custom types according to individual applications *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.
Integrate OPC UA client, server, subscriber, and publisher into a C# application.
The OPC UA .NET Standard SDK allows for quick integration of OPC UA communication into .NET Standard applications. Thanks to the .NET Standard library, applications can be easily used on other platforms like Linux, without being tied to Windows.
