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This workcell includes an Apricot Designs multichannel pipettor and a Kinedx robot arm, all installed in a Bigneat clean air enclosure.
Technology is a powerful tool, a Technology marker can permanently replace any follower in a Place. Green is making his Wagon much more effective to use with the cog.
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The management of Human Resources (HR) documentation can be very complex, mainly due to the sheer number of documents that can exist for each employee. Documents often exist in several formats and location with different processes being carried out for each document
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Research by Sarbanes-Oxley in 2005 found that 94% of audited spreadsheets contained errors! And 91% of spreadsheets contained at least 5% error in a bottom line change. Share this image with your friends who still use manual accounting processes. :)
Home automation products, while not new, haven’t gained widespread adoption. However, interest continues to build. Among all consumers, 48% said they were either “extremely or somewhat interested” in purchasing home automation products. Among smartphone and tablet owners, the numbers are higher ...
Four cars from the game Automation.
The first is a sort of Honda NSX with Supra lights.
Then there's a "caramel" coloured thing with only 23hp and is really bad.
A red version of the second car and a different engine, but the gearbox is too terrible for it to work properly.
A Porsche-like thing with underwhelming performance and not enough front-end grip. It looks cool though.
Shooting Range Conversion from Johnson Controls to Andover Controls. With the Addition of VFD's on the Supply Fans and Exhaust Fans.
2014 Computex Taipei_AEWIN Technologies_IoT and Industrial Automation_Networking and Embedded solution
A quick visit to Novelty Automation at Tudor House on Princeton Street in London.
Was a bit smaller than expected, so didn't stay long.
A Short History of Tudor House
Behind its mock Tudor exterior, Tudor house is genuinely Tudor, built at the the beginning of the 17th century. It was originally a tavern, with the barrels brought up a stream at the back of the house. Shakespeare’s ‘Comedy of Errors’ was first performed at the nearby Gray’s Inn hall, so its even possible he drank here.
At first surrounded by fields, the area was rapidly developed, by the lawyers to the east and by the Red Lion Square development to the west. Red Lion square was the very first speculative development in London, and at the time was fiercely opposed by the lawyers. Tudor house remained stuck between the two, a sort of no-man’s land.
Since then it has been through numerous changes. The roof was damaged in WW2 and rebuilt with an extra floor. The building was owned by an electrical contractor until 1980, when the ground floor became a specialist electric typewriter repair centre. In 1990, when offices everywhere were changing to computers, the business went bust. The building then became residential, with the ground floor let as a shop - for many years selling mosaic supplies.
Novelty Automation has its roots in the history of the area - a 21st century revival of the irreverent 18th century print shops and exhibitions of automata.
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