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Designing and managing a surveillance system
It’s late at night when an alarm is triggered at a large-scale data centre. Surveillance cameras have detected a man walking along a perimeter fence. The video management system (VMS) sends an alert to the on-duty security guard who surveys…
Most Canadian business owners embrace technology to secure their futures
Firsthand insight into the perceived and expected benefits and challenges of automation and AI
Prototyping for the Internet of Everything
3D Printed Electronics helps deal with the Explosion in IoT Applications
A cost-effective approach for improving enclosure security
Electronic Access Solutions (EAS), such as integrated electronic locks and latches secure networked enclosures in remote locations
How to add RF and lower compliance costs
It’s almost oxymoronic, but it’s possible to add RF capability and lower compliance costs by following some basic steps.
Oppo Find X on the rise
ABI Research has been tearing down devices since 2011 and for the most part, we find that smartphones are all beginning to resemble each other. While it is getting difficult to differentiate product features, there are still a few unique…
How to Decide On a Custom Enclosure Style For Your Electronics
At Protocase, we offer a variety of different enclosure styles that are completely custom-made to fit the needs of each individual customer. With that many options available, it can sometimes be overwhelming sifting through all of the possibilities, especially if…
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Cascadia Venture Acceleration Network bridges gaps for entrepreneurs
Late last year, UBC entered into a memorandum of understanding (MOU) calling for increased collaboration to support a regional innovation zone known as the Cascadia Innovation Corridor. The Cascadia Venture Acceleration Network (CVAN) was launched to nurture entrepreneurship between private,…
How to protect your product design against component shortages
While recent headlines crow about the steady approach of autonomous and electric vehicles, the Internet of Things (IoT) and the latest smart phone, a different, markedly darker story has been unfolding at the other end of the supply chain for…
Myant Technologies weaves its way into wearable tech
Toronto-based textile computing company Myant Inc. is an emerging global leader in the integration of technology, namely biosensors and actuators, into the yarns and fibers that comprise a textile product. From clothing to car seats, bedding, flooring and more, Myant’s…
Rugged connectors and the power of high-speed communication protocols
No one has to tell an engineer that modern equipment demands high-speed data transfer. However, making sure those high speeds are maintained continues to challenge the best of us. It makes sense that engineers look closely at all components, including…
Challenges of ‘connecting’ within the nuclear power industry
The nuclear power industry demands long-term reliable solutions designed for the most severe environments.