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Process Control hardware
News Release from: Micro-Robotics
Edited by the Processingtalk Editorial
Team on 11 July 2008
Micro-Robotics has been in control for
21 years!
Micro-Robotics, the Cambridge based manufacturer of embedded control solutions and components celebrates its 21st anniversary this year.
During that time standard controllers from Micro-Robotics have been used in submarines, ships and helicopters, agricultural and horticultural machinery, environmental control systems, printing presses, security systems, satellite TV network controllers, steel forming presses, textile test equipment, milling machines, and waste disposal systems Micro-Robotics has always supplied a bespoke design service to optimise solutions for its customers and special systems have been developed for control cards, oil-head surveillance, medical equipment, laser display, puppet animation and a range of other applications
This article was originally published on Processingtalk on 25 Feb 2008 at 8.00am (UK)
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Controllers from Micro-Robotics have also been used in an in-space experiment on board Challenger, in television and in the film industry, for example by Jim Henson, of Muppets fame.
Henson commissioned Micro-Robotics to design a computer system that efficiently and effectively synthesized the actions and facial expressions of puppets for which the company won an Academy Award in the 1991 Oscars for Scientific and Technical Achievement.
Throughout the 21 years Micro-Robotics has adopted a policy of continued product development and is shortly to announce the availability of a new analogue I/O port that has up to 18-bit input resolution and 12-bit output resolution. Request free introductory details about products from Micro-Robotics ...
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