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BMW Group News
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Fraunhofer News
Real-Time Measuring Method Extends Lifespan and Enhances Safety of Batteries
A new measurement method from Fraunhofer IFAM optimizes battery management in electric cars, increases safety, and extends lifespan through real-time diagnostics.
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ARBOR Technology News
ARBOR Launches ARTS-1550 Series Rugged Box PCs
The ARTS-1550 features 4 x 2.5GbE PoE+ ports with a 60W power budget, simplifying installation and cabling by powering connected IP cameras or sensors.
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Borgwarner News
BorgWarner Wins Turbocharger Contract with Major East Asian OEM
This new wastegate turbocharger program for a 1.6L engine improves fuel efficiency and transient response in hybrid electric SUVs, building on a long-standing partnership.
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DENSO AM News
DENSO eAxle powers Isuzu D-MAX EV
The new product combines a front and rear eAxle with a full-time 4WD system, providing tough pickup performance and the linear acceleration and low noise of BEVs.
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Toshiba News
New 1800V photorelay powers safer and more efficient high-voltage EV batteries
Equipped with a newly developed high-voltage MOSFET, Toshiba’s new TLX9165T photorelay achieves an output withstand voltage of 1800V (min.).
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Critical Manufacturing
Critical Manufacturing Acquires Convanit
The acquisition marks a significant step in expanding the capabilities of the Critical Manufacturing Data Platform, enabling customers to harness the power of visual AI to drive greater precision, automation, and insight.
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SCHUNK News
New Robot PLUS by SCHUNK offers versatile options for flexible robotic automation
SCHUNK combines tool changers, compensation units, sensors, and grippers into flexible end-of-arm solutions, enabling fast, reliable tool exchange for handling weights up to 1,000 kg.
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Stellantis News
Stellantis Discontinues Hydrogen Fuel Cell Technology Development Program
As the hydrogen market is showing no development prospect at mid-term, Stellantis has decided to discontinue its hydrogen fuel cell technology development program.
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MAN Truck&Bus News
