is showcasing several solutions for the industrial, healthcare, and automotive markets at electronica 2016 (hall A4, stand 279).
Lost productivity is a common concern for Industry 4.0 designers challenged with keeping a manufacturing line running 24 hours a day, seven days a week. The company’s Pocket IO programmable logic controller (PLC) development platform brings real-time intelligence, adaptive manufacturing, and distributed control to traditional manufacturing processes.
Maxim will also be hosting a number of live demonstrations related to Industry 4.0:
Soccer Ball Testing and Personalization Factory
Detecting Your Goal Throw with Light Curtains
Measuring Soccer Ball Bounce Height
Soccer Ball Robotic Circumference Measurement
Precision Control of a Line Following Robot
FLIR Heat Map Comparison of IO-Link Transceivers
Power Solution Size and Efficiency Comparison
With regard to wearable health and fitness applications, Maxim’s ultra-small hSensor Platform enables designers to quickly and easily validate next-generation solutions. The complete development platform, with ARM mbed support, purports to eliminate up to six months of design time.
Finally, Maxim will be participating in the following speaking events at electronica:
Industrial Internet of Things Forum:Building a Digital Factory (Presentation) – Suhel Dhanani, Sr., Principal Member of Technical Staff, Industrial & Healthcare – Wed., Nov. 9, 12-12:30 p.m. – hall A3, stand 242
Industrial Internet of Things Forum: Industrial Internet of Things (Panel Discussion) – Suhel Dhanani, Sr. – Wed., Nov. 9, 12:30-1 p.m. – hall A3, stand 242
