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New ilme SI 5 A gold plated stamped crimp contacts for signal and data applications
The new ilme SI 5 A gold plated stamped crimp contacts are the right solution for signal and data applications, particularly required in the automation and robotics sectors and on installations on electrical panels.
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New XTPC multilayer conduit for highly dynamic robotics applications in October edition of 'Circuit'
Treotham presents the new PMA XTPC series of multilayer conduits and cables which have been specifically designed for highly dynamic applications in the robotics industry.
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New Ilme 21.21 combined insert in August edition of 'Circuit' magazine
Components like connectors must keep pace with the robotics technology. Treotham’s answer to this need is the new ILME CQ4F/M 03/2, size “21.21”, combined insert.
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Compact 21.21 enclosures in May edition of 'Circuit' Magazine
Treotham has enlarged its series of compact Ilme “21.21” enclosures, offering a new range of products aimed to satisfy all types of environmental requirements and installation needs.
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Lost cost modular robotics kit in September issue of 'Inside Robotics'
Cost-effective automation is the best possible solution for gripping, turning, pivoting and placing items and returning them to their initial position - especially in the case of simple pick-and-place tasks performed over a long period of time.
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Low cost robotics in August issue of 'New Zealand Engineering News'
Serving orange juice, loading the dishwasher or sorting purchases. The new low-cost igus robotics concept is intended to make these tasks possible.
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Treotham sponsors ARTEMIS robotics team with linear slides and e-chain for competition
ARTEMIS, an all girls robotics team from Abbotsleigh Senior School in Sydney, successfully uses Treotham parts to create a robot for FLL and FRC competitions.
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Q&A with Mikael Paltoft in 'Robotics Today' magazine
In this exclusive interview with Robotics Today, Mikael Paltoft explains why companies should embrace automation or risk being left behind.
New ilme SI 5 A gold plated stamped crimp contacts for signal and data applications
The new ilme SI 5 A gold plated stamped crimp contacts are the right solution for signal and data applications, particularly required in the automation and robotics sectors and on installations on electrical panels.
New XTPC multilayer conduit for highly dynamic robotics applications in October edition of 'Circuit'
Treotham presents the new PMA XTPC series of multilayer conduits and cables which have been specifically designed for highly dynamic applications in the robotics industry.
New Ilme 21.21 combined insert in August edition of 'Circuit' magazine
Components like connectors must keep pace with the robotics technology. Treotham’s answer to this need is the new ILME CQ4F/M 03/2, size “21.21”, combined insert.
Compact 21.21 enclosures in May edition of 'Circuit' Magazine
Treotham has enlarged its series of compact Ilme “21.21” enclosures, offering a new range of products aimed to satisfy all types of environmental requirements and installation needs.
Lost cost modular robotics kit in September issue of 'Inside Robotics'
Cost-effective automation is the best possible solution for gripping, turning, pivoting and placing items and returning them to their initial position - especially in the case of simple pick-and-place tasks performed over a long period of time.
Low cost robotics in August issue of 'New Zealand Engineering News'
Serving orange juice, loading the dishwasher or sorting purchases. The new low-cost igus robotics concept is intended to make these tasks possible.
Treotham sponsors ARTEMIS robotics team with linear slides and e-chain for competition
ARTEMIS, an all girls robotics team from Abbotsleigh Senior School in Sydney, successfully uses Treotham parts to create a robot for FLL and FRC competitions.
Q&A with Mikael Paltoft in 'Robotics Today' magazine
In this exclusive interview with Robotics Today, Mikael Paltoft explains why companies should embrace automation or risk being left behind.