Is your IoT product reliable? |
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Wireless technology is used in many different contexts to create new, innovative IoT solutions benefitting industry and society. We lead the way helping companies with insight and expertise to ensure that these development projects become successful. Here, reliability is a keyword. In this edition of Agenda you can hear how Danfoss is developing robust, wireless products and get inspiration to use IoT do-it-yourself tests in your IoT development projects, so that the products become robust and reliable in use.
Best regards from
Nanna Bastved
Editor redaktionen@delta.dk |
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Danfoss uses IoT do-it-yourself to test new wireless thermostat |
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Danfoss' development department used DELTA's new IoT do-it-yourself test facilities for product pretesting, aiming to develop better wireless products targeted at customers' needs and requirements. IoT do-it-yourself test has both financial and development-related benefits. |
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Simple rules – but many requirements for MIL products |
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It is well known that in the military industry there are extremely stringent requirements for robustness and documentation. The delivery of small quantities and expensive designs, make it tempting to use “civilian” products, but can they be used? |
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5 tips for more effective HALT |
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HALT testing is an effective tool for identifying weaknesses in a product’s design. Here are five good tips for getting more out of the time and resources you invest in the HALT process. |
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Jewellery designers create new pregnancy device for men |
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Students at KEA have created a jewellery device which allows partners of pregnant women to feel the movements of their unborn baby. IdemoLab introduced the students to hardware and designing for meaningfulness for smart products, and helped one group of students create a company. |
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IoT and reliability |
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When talking about reliability with regard to mechanical and electronic products, there is a tendency to treat it the same way as thermo-mechanical effects and faults related to product ageing and wear. But which new types of fault are introduced with the Internet of Things (IoT), and what can be done to prevent them? |
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DELTA is a member of the newly established European AIOTI |
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The rapidly growing Internet of Things (IoT) has accelerated the establishment of a new European organisation, AIOTI, which works to promote dialogue between different IoT players. A number of major, global companies and research centres – among others DELTA – have recognised a need for the association and are already active members. |
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Policy Group: IEEE EPPI wg on ICT |
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In a world where everything moves faster and faster, it is important to hold onto the fact that there are backgrounds that you need to take into consideration when discussing changes at the political level. Ensuring that political decisions take the technology’s development, requirements, and limitations into consideration, is the main focus of the policy group ’IEEE EPPI working group on ICT (European Public Policy Initiative working group on Information and Communication Technology). |
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Drone inspection of hard to reach areas |
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An increasing number of companies today are using drone technology for visual inspection, as it is a cost-conscious and effective way to inspect inaccessible areas indoor and outdoor – both offshore and onshore. |
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Course 6 April: Basic training course in HALT & HASS |
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This 1-day course provides the participants with an introduction to HALT, so that they know what benefits HALT & HASS can provide to their business. |
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Course 25 April: Acceleration factors and ALT testing |
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Background knowledge and methods to plan and analyse simple accelerated life testing of electromechanical products.
Learn to understand and utilise acceleration factors and models and thus to assess and plan accelerated life testing. |
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SPM launches P2PoF Club |
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Would you like to know more about reliable product development and physics of fauilure, and you are already a member of SPM, then the new P2PoF club may be of interest to you. |
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Course 24 April: EMC in industry, basic |
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Gain a broad knowledge and understanding of "the mysteries of electrical noise". Based on case studies and practical demonstrations an introduction to EMC is provided and some of the main problems are highlighted. |
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MUDP: Your green technology project can obtain grant |
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Do you have a solution to the environmental challenges facing the world? MUDP has earmarked 100M DKK in grants to green technology projects. |
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22 - 23 March |
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Meet DELTA Microelectronics at the IoT World at Porte de Versailles, Paris. |
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