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www.us-tech.com Glide-Line: Panel and Pallet Handling Conveyor


Souderton, PA — Glide-Line™ has introduced its Glide-Line 360, a com- bination of powered timing belt based conveyors that work together with the company’s family of devices


small space. The new tool allows for endless configurations and maxi- mizes assembly workspace. Used as a centralized hub, the


Versatile combination of powered timing belt based conveyors.


to accomplish almost any type of product movement — orientation change, sort, or shift — in a very


new Glide-Line 360 can help solve complex pallet, work-piece and panel handling distribution challenges. By solving challenging traffic control sit- uations, the tool makes it possible to minimize the space needed for a lay- out in a cost-effective manner. With a single system the user can shuttle, divert, merge, sort, stack, lift and lower, transfer and turn pallets. Contact: Glide-Line, 255


Schoolhouse Road, Souderton, PA 18964 % 215-721-1900 fax: 215-721- 0633 E-mail: cround@glide-line.com Web: www.glide-line.com


Nippon Pulse Issues German Language Catalog


Radford, VA — Nippon Pulse has cre- ated a new German language catalog for the company’s stepper motor products, to help meet the needs of


German manufacturers. According to the company, it has worked together with a technical translator and its distributor for Germany, Dynetics GmbH, to create the new catalog to showcase its rotary tin-can steppers, linear steppers, synchronous motors, and both rotary and linear hybrid steppers. The catalog contains technical


specifications, information about cus- tomization options, a build-your-own evaluation testing kit, and formulas for determining the best motor for an application, all in German. Nippon Pulse also has a German edition of its Linear Shaft Motor catalog available. Contact: Nippon Pulse America,


German language stepper motor catalog.


Inc., 4 Corporate Drive, Radford, VA 24141 % 540-633-1677 E-mail: info@nipponpulse.com Web: www.nipponpulse.com


Novatek Licenses CEVA-XM4 Imaging and Vision DSP


Mountain View, CA — CEVA, Inc.’s CEVA-XM4 intelligent vision DSP has been licensed and deployed by Novatek Microelectronics, Taiwan’s second-largest fabless IC design house for its next-generation, vision- enabled system-on-chips (SoCs), tar- geting a range of end markets that require advanced visual intelligence capabilities. Novatek’s current cam- era SoC lineup for automotive DVR and surveillance systems integrates the third-generation CEVA-MM3101 imaging and vision DSP and is now shipping in volume. By integrating CEVA-XM4 as a


dedicated vision processor in its next- generation SoC designs, Nova tek and its customers can rapidly deploy high- ly-sophisticated vision algorithms to enable advanced applications such as surveillance systems with face detec- tion and authentication, drone anti- collision systems and advanced driver assistance systems (ADAS). Applica tions of this type are


built on CEVA’s Deep Neural Net - work (CDNN2), a proprietary soft- ware frame work that enables deep learning tasks to run on the CEVA- XM4 and outperform GPU or CPU- based systems in terms of speed, power consumption and memory bandwidth requirements. CEVA’s imaging and vision DSPs


address the extreme processing require ments of the most sophisticat- ed computational photography and computer vision applications, such as video analytics, augmented reality and ADAS. By offloading these per- formance-intensive tasks from the CPUs and GPUs, the highly-efficient DSP dramatically reduces the power consumption of the overall system, while providing flexibility. The plat- form includes a vector processor devel- oped specifically to deal with the com- plexities of such applications and an extensive application development kit (ADK) to enable easy environment development. The ADK includes CEVA-Link,


which streamlines software develop- ment and integration, a set of advanced software development tools and a range of software products and libraries optimized for the DSP. For embedded systems targeting deep learning, the CEVA Deep Neural Network (CDNN2) real-time neural network software framework stream- lines machine learning deployment at a fraction of the power consump- tion of leading GPU-based systems. Contact: CEVA, Inc., 1174


Castro Street, Suite 210, Mountain View, CA 94040 %650-417-7900 fax: 650-417-7995 E-mail: info@ceva- dsp.com Web: http://ceva-dsp.com


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