Category: Industrial
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Pfannenberg is reshaping its global operating model for faster execution. One Pfannenberg pulls engineering, manufacturing, digital systems, and commercial leadership into a single worldwide structure.
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Innodisk is taking Blackwell-class inference into constrained clinical edge deployments. Its GTC 2026 showcase pairs a Medical VLM running locally on the APEX-X200 with an eight-camera Jetson AGX Orin mobility stack built for heavy vehicles.
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Keysight has launched an SBOM platform for regulated device makers. The software combines binary analysis, vulnerability correlation, VEX support, and controlled sharing as CRA reporting deadlines near and software transparency rules tighten across Europe and regulated US sectors.
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Anglia has widened Digi coverage across the Nordics and Baltics. The extension brings local technical and commercial support as the distributor steps up demand creation around wireless, embedded Linux, and industrial IoT platforms.
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Teledyne shifts extreme acquisition toward storage architectures built for continuity. Its ADQ35 and libads combination brings sustained 25 GB/s-class disk streaming into deployable RAID configurations for long-duration capture, rather than treating storage as a downstream bottleneck.
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UKBIC has opened a pilot line for battery scale-up trials. The Coventry facility is intended to help developers prove chemistries, formats, and processes before committing to industrial-scale manufacture.
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Element has opened a faster UK route into U.S. certification. Its Skelmersdale laboratory can now test and certify hazardous-location equipment for the U.S. market directly from one site, cutting overseas hand-offs and shortening approval timelines.
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Advanced Energy is targeting tighter mechanical envelopes in medical electronics. Its new 200W LPP200 open-frame series combines a 19mm profile with medical and industrial approvals for compact embedded systems.
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Sfera Labs has widened Strato Pi Max’s edge deployment reach. Its new M.2 LTE expansion board adds cellular backhaul and GNSS while preserving the platform’s modular DIN-rail architecture.
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JDI is pushing rugged displays deeper into defence electronics programmes. Its latest focus is on NVIS-ready IPS modules built for harsh environments, long lifecycles, and multi-domain platform integration.