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  • Cirronet to show Industrial ZigBee Wireless Sensor Network at ISA EXPO

    Cirronet will show an end-to-end Condition-Based Operations (CBO) platform with Aleier, Inc., at booth #2370 at ISA EXPO 2006, October 17-19. The Cirronet/Aleier CBO platform streamlines integration of Cirronet's industrial wireless sensor networking with Aleier's Enterprise Asset Management system (EAM).
    13 October, 2006 | 3 minutes
  • RF Monolithics to acquire Cirronet and Caver-Morehead

    The Cirronet acquisition is valued at up to approximately $24.0 million in cash and stock; The Caver-Morehead acquisition is valued at approximately $4.0 million, all cash. Both Cirronet, a wireless data communications and networking company, and Caver-Morehead, which offers computerized maintenance management system (“CMMS”) software, are privately held.
    28 August, 2006 | 3 minutes
  • Robotics Technology Trends

    Robotics Technology Trends

    When it comes to robots, reality still lags science fiction. But, just because robots have not lived up to their promise in past decades does not mean that they will not arrive sooner or later. Indeed, the confluence of several advanced technologies is bringing the age of robotics ever nearer – smaller, cheaper, more practical and cost-effective.
    By: Jim Pinto
    10 February, 2003 | 6 minutes
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