NEWS Welcome to the September issue of Electronics for Engineers I
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Altus Group partners with SMT Thermal Discoveries to enhance electronics manufacturing in Ireland
Altus Group has signed an agreement with SMT Thermal Discoveries to distribute its advanced refl ow soldering and thermal technology solutions in Ireland.
With over 30 years of expertise in thermal engineering for electronics manufacturing, SMT Thermal Discoveries offers cutting-edge convection refl ow, curing, and thermal testing equipment.
Altus has recently celebrated signifi cant milestones and growth of its Irish division, including welcoming three new pivotal team members, inaugurating a state-of-the-art demonstration facility, and enhancing its portfolio by adding leading brands, including Essemtec and PVA. The partnership with SMT Thermal Discoveries demonstrates Altus’ continued commitment to expanding its offerings and service capabilities for customers in the region.
“We are pleased to partner with such a well- respected and established industry leader like
SMT Thermal Discoveries,” said Gareth Fenton, sales manager of Altus Group Ireland. “It seems as though good news is coming thick and fast for the Irish team, and partnering with SMT Thermal Discoveries is a great new addition to the Irish team brand portfolio, complementing our turnkey offering across the SMT assembly process.”
Daniel Hamann, European sales manager at SMT Thermal Discoveries, added: “Altus Group’s technical expertise, customer focus, and passion for growth make them an ideal partner. We are delighted to agree on a new partnership with Altus to be our local partner in Ireland.”
Aurrigo International claims ‘export’ fi rst with European-funded city trial win
Aurrigo International is set to deploy its autonomous transport technology in mainland Europe for the fi rst time.
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The Coventry-based company, which recently celebrated its one-year listing on AIM, will see its Auto- Shuttle vehicle take to the cobbled streets of Prague as part of the €275,820 EU-funded Living Lab for Autonomous Public Transport Project (LivingLAPT). Led by University College London (UCL), the co- operation between industry, municipalities and operators will see the autonomous vehicles run with a safety driver on board, while working towards a goal of using remote supervisor monitoring, signalling a new era in autonomy in public transportation.
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