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In the ever-evolving landscape of electrical services, the journey towards condition monitoring represents a significant leap forward. Now, customers face challenges, such as aging workforce and infrastructure, rising cost of energy and operation, and lack of transparency to the condition of key building systems. Dealing with these challenges will require a transformation driven by the need for enhanced reliability, efficiency, and safety in electrical distribution systems, with increased automation filling the gap created by leaner staffing levels. Let's explore how this journey has unfolded and what it means for the future of electrical services. The Traditional Approach Traditionally, electrical services relied heavily on reactive maintenance. This approach meant that issues were addressed only after they had caused disruptions or outages, an approach commonly called “run to failure”. While this method was simple and straightforward, it often led to unexpected downtimes, costly repairs, and safety hazards. The lack of real-time data made it challenging to predict and prevent potential problems. The Shift to Preventive Maintenance Regular inspections and scheduled maintenance activities to prevent failures before they occur As technology advanced, the industry began to shift towards preventive maintenance. This approach involved regular inspections and scheduled maintenance activities to prevent failures before they occurred. While preventive maintenance reduced the frequency of unexpected breakdowns, it relied solely on technician site visits and still lacked the precision needed to optimize performance and extend the lifespan of electrical equipment.  The Rise of Condition Monitoring The advent of digital technologies and the Internet of Things (IoT) has paved the way for condition monitoring. This innovative approach leverages real-time data from sensors and advanced analytics to monitor the health and performance of electrical equipment continuously. Here’s how condition monitoring is revolutionizing electrical services: Real-Time Data Collection: Sensors installed on electrical equipment collect data on various parameters such as temperature, vibration, power quality, and electrical load. This data is transmitted in real-time to a central monitoring system. Advanced Analytics: The collected data is analyzed using sophisticated algorithms to detect anomalies and predict potential failures. This predictive capability allows for timely interventions, reducing the risk of unexpected breakdowns. Enhanced Reliability: By continuously monitoring the condition of electrical equipment, maintenance can be performed based on actual needs rather than fixed schedules. This approach ensures that equipment is serviced only when necessary, enhancing reliability and reducing maintenance costs. Improved Safety: Condition monitoring helps identify potential safety hazards before they escalate into serious issues. For example, detecting overheating in electrical components can prevent fires and other dangerous situations. Extended Equipment Lifespan: Regular monitoring and timely maintenance help extend the lifespan of electrical equipment. This not only reduces replacement costs but also contributes to sustainability by minimizing waste. The Future of Electrical Services The journey towards condition monitoring is just the beginning. As technology continues to evolve, they can expect even more advanced solutions that will further enhance the efficiency, reliability, and cost-effectiveness of electrical services. The integration of artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning (ML) will enable even more accurate predictions and smarter maintenance strategies. In conclusion, the shift from traditional reactive maintenance to condition monitoring marks a significant milestone in the evolution of electrical services. By embracing these advanced technologies, the industry is poised to achieve unprecedented levels of reliability, safety, and efficiency. As they look to the future, the continued innovation in condition monitoring will undoubtedly play a crucial role in shaping the next generation of electrical services.

Delta, a global pioneer in power management and smart green solutions, highlighted at Hannover Messe 2025 a versatile set of AI-driven smart manufacturing, energy infrastructure, and data centre solutions. These include, the award-winning D-Bot series cobots, featuring advanced cognitive capabilities and integration with NVIDIA Omniverse to develop next-generation digital twins; and DeltaGrid®, the AI-enabled energy management platform to optimize efficiency in the energy infrastructure supporting energy transition. Smart AI solutions Shan-Shan Guo, Delta’s Chief Brand Officer, said, “Investments in both AI and public infrastructure are accelerating across the EMEA region. In the meantime, sustainability is even more important than ever. Our customers seek industrial solutions that can deliver both efficiency and resilience.” “Delta‘s expertise in energy-efficient data centre infrastructure and AI-enabled solutions for smart manufacturing and energy management will empower businesses to unleash AI’s potential while achieving their sustainability goals.” Smart Innovation EMEA Dalip Sharma, President and General Manager, Delta Electronics EMEA, said, “Our solutions are significantly contributing to the development of smart manufacturing and logistics, e-mobility, smart energy grids, and data centers across EMEA.” “For example, over 30,000 of our high-efficiency charging systems are supporting more than half a million AGVs for a world-leading e-commerce enterprise while our PCS1500 series power conditioning systems are supporting a large-scale BESS project in the Netherlands. We look forward to collaborating even further with our partners at Hannover Messe 2025 to build an intelligent and sustainable future for the next-generation.” Spotlight on Intelligent Industry Intelligent D-Bot Series Cobots With the newly-launched Cognibot Kit, Delta's D-Bot series cobots feature AI functions and intuitive human-machine collaboration via the AI-Compute-Box. The system integrates sensors and AI for seamless operation, featuring 360° speech recognition, 3D object detection, gesture control, acoustic feedback, multimodal AI interaction, Wi-Fi, and an integrated 3D camera. With the Cognibot Kit, cognitive robotics become accessible to businesses of all sizes. Seamless integration increases efficiency and flexibility, unlocking new possibilities. Implementing AI-Driven Automation Delta is leveraging NVIDIA Omniverse to drive AI-based automation at every level Delta is leveraging NVIDIA Omniverse to drive AI-based automation at every level. This includes seamless integration with D-Bot cobots for real-time digital twins, enhancing safety through predictive collision avoidance and optimizing performance with grip path training and AI model development. Furthermore, Delta utilizes NVIDIA Omniverse and NVIDIA Isaac Sim for broader manufacturing applications, creating comprehensive digital twins of complex processes to facilitate advanced planning, simulation, and optimization. Revolutionizing Industrial e-Vehicles Delta’s newly launched MOOVbase Multi-Port Charging System is designed to simplify charging infrastructure for small logistics vehicles and battery swap stations. It enables simultaneous charging of up to three vehicles with different battery voltage levels using a single AC connection, delivering maximum flexibility and operational uptime. Another highlight is the extensive Wireless Charging System portfolio MOOVair. With power options ranging from 1kW to 30kW, the MOOVair facilitates efficient, hands-free charging for AGVs, forklifts, and tugs, significantly maximizing fleet uptime and reducing maintenance. The MOOVair 03, a flagship model, delivers 3kW of high-performance wireless charging, charging current of 132A at 24V. Driving the energy transition AI-powered grid management DeltaGrid is an advanced energy management platform designed to optimize energy consumption across diverse applications. By leveraging cutting edge AI algorithms, it enables real-time control, seamless integration of renewable energy sources, and intelligent EV charging management. Purpose-built for commercial and industrial facilities, energy service providers, and EV charging operators, DeltaGrid enhances operational efficiency, reduces energy costs, and supports organizations in achieving their sustainability goals. Comprehensive EV charging solutions Over 700 McDonald’s restaurants across France are supported by Delta’s UFC200 EV chargers deployed by strategic partner IZIVIA, demonstrating Delta’s leading position in EMEA. Highlights at Hannover Messe 2025 include the German Eichrecht-certified 500kW Ultra-Fast EV Charger, capable of charging two vehicles simultaneously at 250kW each. This compact, high-performance solution leverages SiCMOS technology for high conversion efficiency, ensuring fast and efficient charging for diverse EVs with accurate billing and all-weather reliability, making it ideal for high-demand environments. Next-Gen energy storage system solution Delta’s latest Energy Storage Solution spotlights the DELTerra C, an all-in-one system Delta’s latest Energy Storage Solution spotlights the DELTerra C, an all-in-one system with 125kW / 261 kWh capacity tailored for behind-the-meter applications. This innovative solution features skid design for quick and easy installation, a fully liquid-cooled architecture with optimized energy density, and automatic State of Charge (SOC) calibration to reduce O&M costs. Scalable up to 10 units, the DELTerra C delivers exceptional flexibility to meet the energy demands of factories, commercial buildings, and EV charging stations. For utility-scale energy storage needs, Delta introduces the DELTerra M1, featuring a compact 10-ft battery container design with flexible configurations ranging from 708 kWh to 7.78 MWh — engineered to support large-scale renewable integration and enhance grid stability. Empowering digitalisation Delta offers reliable solutions to address the growing demands of modern data centres for reliability, efficiency, and scalability, such as the Xubus Edge, which offers ruggedized outdoor units providing high-availability infrastructure for mission critical applications. For high-density data centres, Delta offers the Modulon DPH 500kVA Series UPS, a modular UPS with industry-pioneer power density (50kW per module) in a compact 3U space, ensuring high availability and manageability. Delta also presents its high-efficiency server power shelves, designed to deliver optimized efficiency and reliable power supply for AI factories and NVIDIA-accelerated computing infrastructure. Smart & sustainable Welcome to Delta’s booth at Hall 11, Stand C05, and explore ways to collaborate on building a smarter, more sustainable, and interconnected future.

Lanner Electronics, a global pioneer in industrial computing and network security solutions, proudly announces the launch of the ICS-P770. An IEC 61850-3, IEEE 1613, and EN50121-4 certified industrial grade computing platform designed to power mission-critical substation automation, virtualization, and network security. Powering Digital Substations The ICS-P770 is a rugged 3U rackmount industrial computer built to handle the demands of digital substation automationThe ICS-P770 is a rugged 3U rackmount industrial computer built to handle the demands of digital substation automation and ICS/SCADA security. Powered by the Intel® Xeon® 6 Processor, the ICS-P770 delivers exceptional compute performance, security acceleration, and high-speed connectivity for power grid applications. Designed to meet the most demanding requirements of modern digital substations, the ICS-P770 supports up to 512GB of DDR5 RDIMM memory and offers high-speed networking with four 2.5GbE RJ45, two GbE SFP, and two 25GbE/10GbE SFP/RJ45 interfaces. Redundant Storage Solutions  The system provides multiple PCIe expansion slots, including 4 PCIe Gen5 slots, with support for HSR/PRP PCIe Card, ensuring seamless redundancy in the event of a network failure. Additionally, the industrial computer features four hot-swappable U.2 NVMe storage bays with RAID support, ensuring high-speed data logging and redundancy for critical energy applications. Strength Meets Security Designed to withstand harsh substation environments, the ICS-P770 features an IP30-rated rugged chassis with intelligent fan cooling and is certified for operation in extreme temperatures from -25°C to 55°C. Advanced security measures, including TPM 2.0 and Intel® QuickAssist Technology, ensure robust encryption, authentication, and secure remote access, making it an ideal choice for virtualization and SCADA security. Revolutionizing Substation Tech "Lanner Electronics' ICS-P770 is a game-changer for next-generation digital substations and virtual protection, automation, and control (vPAC). It offers unparalleled performance, availability, and reliability with its Intel® Xeon® 6 Processor (featuring 64 e-Cores), high-speed networking, network redundancy, and robust security features," said Dave Meng, Senior Director of Business Development for Power and Energy at Lanner.  "This IEC 61850-3 certified server platform is designed to meet the most demanding requirements for substation virtualization.” Smart grid innovation Lanner invites industry professionals, system integrators, and energy leaders to Booth #5749 at DISTRIBUTECH 2025 for a firsthand look at how the ICS-P770 is transforming substation automation, real time analytics, and critical infrastructure protection.

Lanner Electronics, a pioneer in network computing appliances and industrial AI computers, will officially unveil its latest innovation, the EAI-I233 and EAI-I251 industrial-grade Edge AI computers, at NVIDIA GTC 2025. Powered by the NVIDIA® Jetson AGX Orin™ system on module (SOM), these advanced platforms are designed to deliver low-latency AI inferencing capabilities at the edge for industries including retail, manufacturing, transportation, and smart city. EAI-I233: AI inference system The EAI-I233 features a compact design and is powered by the NVIDIA Jetson AGX Orin SOM The EAI-I233 features a compact design and is powered by the NVIDIA Jetson AGX Orin SOM, offering up to 64GB LPDDR5 memory and 2048 CUDA® cores for exceptional AI performance. With versatile connectivity options, including 1x GbE RJ45, 1x 10GbE RJ45, 1x 2.5GbE RJ45, 4x USB 3.2, 2x COM, and M.2 expansion slots for WiFi and 5G/LTE connectivity, this platform is ideal for deployment in space-constrained environments, such as retail stores, airports, branch offices, enabling real-time AI inferencing for video analytics applications. EAI-I251: Ruggedized AI Platform for Extreme Conditions The EAI-I251, designed for harsh environments with an operational range of -40°C to 70°C, is powered by the NVIDIA Jetson AGX Orin SOM with 64GB LPDDR5 memory. Ideal for AI inference in autonomous systems, industrial visual inspection, and physical security, it features extensive I/O options, including 8x video-in (GMSL2), multiple LAN ports (1GbE, 10GbE, 2.5GbE with PoE+), USB 3.2, COM (optional CAN), DIO and M.2 slots for WiFi and 5G/LTE connectivity. This compact yet robust solution ensures seamless integration for edge AI applications. NVIDIA JetPack SDK 6.2 Support NVIDIA Metropolis stack for vision AI workloads, CUDA-X™ accelerated libraries, and robust development tools Seamlessly integrated with the NVIDIA JetPack™ SDK 6.2, both EAI-I251 and I233 empower developers with access to Jetson™ Linux, NVIDIA Metropolis stack for vision AI workloads, CUDA-X™ accelerated libraries, and robust development tools, accelerating the deployment of AI-driven in-vehicle video analytics. “With the NVIDIA Jetson platform, our latest edge AI computers redefine industrial AI performance, reliability, and connectivity,” said Spencer Chou, Senior Director of the Edge AI Division at Lanner Electronics. Advancements in AI and edge computing Chou added: “Introducing these innovations at NVIDIA GTC 2025 underscores our commitment to driving advancements in AI and edge computing for mission-critical applications.” The EAI-I233 and EAI-I251 will debut at Lanner's Booth #1908 during NVIDIA GTC 2025, Mar 17-21, at San Jose Convention Center. Visitors can experience live demonstrations and explore how these platforms enable real-time AI inferencing across industrial sectors.

Delta, a pioneer in power management and a provider of IoT-based smart green solutions, unveiled its broad spectrum of next-generation power and liquid cooling solutions at NVIDIA GTC 2025. These solutions are designed to bolster the performance and energy conservation in NVIDIA-enabled AI and HPC data centers, including the newly launched Power Capacitance Shelves and in-row 1.5MW liquid-to-liquid Coolant Distribution Units (CDU). NVIDIA Omniverse™ platform Delta’s AI-based Smart Solutions converge with NVIDIA Omniverse™ and NVIDIA Isaac Sim platforms The showcase also demonstrates how Delta’s AI-based Smart Manufacturing Solutions converge with NVIDIA Omniverse™ and NVIDIA Isaac Sim platforms to achieve seamless cyber-physical integration and enhance the productivity and flexibility of smart production processes in diverse manufacturing applications. Ping Cheng, Delta’s Chairman and CEO, said, “Delta strives to collaborate with our customers to provide smart and energy-efficient solutions capable of accelerating the development of the AI industry while fostering sustainability." Integrated with AI technologies Cheng added: "Our showcase at this year’s GTC demonstrates innovative power and cooling solutions for AI data centers, quite a few of which were designed with NVIDIA for their next-generation GPU architecture, as well as a smart manufacturing demo line integrated with AI technologies." "Moreover, our D-Bot cobot, power and cooling solutions for the NVIDIA MGX platform are also being featured. This comprehensive solutions portfolio for both cloud data centers and edge applications is a testament to Delta’s unique innovation prowess in the AI era.” Key highlights at the Delta booth #1023 at NVIDIA GTC 2025 AI-based Smart Manufacturing Demo Line Delta has leveraged its unique smart manufacturing expertise and system integration capabilities to develop five smart production scenarios of PC board assembly, which visitors will have the opportunity to interact with on-site. IIoT-based Line Manager enables remote control, autonomous exhibit line functions, and data analytics The AI-based Smart Manufacturing Demo Line features an ecosystem in which Delta’s D-Bot series Collaborative Robots (cobots), Omni® inserter, Integra® modular glue dispensing machine, DIATwin digital twin system, and IIoT-based Line Manager platform, collaborate along with NVIDIA Omniverse and Isaac Sim to enable cyber-physical production with virtual reality synchronization, virtual commissioning and product parameter input, smart production recipe generation and management, automated production line changeover, automated collision avoidance, and more. The IIoT-based Line Manager enables remote control, autonomous production line operations, and data analytics. By uploading product recipe parameters to Line Manager, manufacturers can quickly changeover between different product manufacturing processes while dynamically optimizing process parameters such as processing route and speed, achieving seamless automated mixed-model production. Power Solutions for AI and HPC Data Centers Delta is launching a new Power Capacitance Shelf at GTC. Designed to ensure a stable power supply for AI and cloud computing servers, this system boasts built-in lithium-ion capacitors (LIC), high power density and long hold-up time (5-second/15kW load) to perform fast charge/discharge so as to mitigate the GPU dynamic load reflections (AI server EDPP and idle mode transitions) to the AC electricity grid. In addition, the new 19-inch 1RU 66kW AC-DC Server Power Shelf offers industry-pioneering efficiency up to 97.5%. In traditional AI data centers, AI servers commonly occupy up to 3/4 of rack space, leaving limited room for power supply, backup power, and power capacitance systems. Delta’s New HVDC Server Power Solution Delta is also showcasing new parallel HVDC Modules for 800Vdc to 50/12Vdc power conversion Delta’s new HVDC server power solution, designed through collaboration with NVIDIA, helps IT managers solve that challenge by offering groundbreaking power supply capacities.  The solution includes the newly-developed 72kW AC-DC Server Power Shelf to convert 400-480Vac from the transformer to 800Vdc with efficiency up to 98% while the new 90kW DC-DC Server Power Shelf converts 800Vdc to 50Vdc with efficiency as high as 98.5%. Lastly, Delta is also showcasing new parallel HVDC Modules for 800Vdc to 50/12Vdc power conversion and with power density up to 2,500W/inch3. Delta-Designed Rack for the NVIDIA MGX Platform The industry’s first ORV3 Inverter Power System for 2.5kVA/230Vac, and the new 2RU compact 22kW Battery Backup System to support 48Vdc systems with up to 60 seconds of backup time and surge load capability, are also featured. The Delta-designed rack for the NVIDIA MGX platform, offers a 1,400A busbar as well as 42RU manifold, is also exhibited along with key Delta solutions, such as management switches, server cooling solutions, 1RU inverter shelves, 1RU 55kW power shelves (3 phase), 72kW HVDC power shelves and 90kW DC-DC power shelves, 19’’ power capacitance systems, 2RU 22kW Battery Backup Power, and 4RU L2L CDUs. Liquid and Air Cooling Solutions for AI Data Centers and GPU Systems New rack fans capable of supporting other rack power architectures, including HVDC (400-800Vdc) The newly launched 1.5MW L2L (liquid-to-liquid) CDU, approved into the privileged NVIDIA RVL and AVL lists, is specifically designed to handle the thermal management challenges of multiple high-density racks, which can exceed 100kW capacity each. Delta’s liquid cooling solutions showcase also includes Cold Plate Loops, designed for the latest NVIDIA GPU/CPU to operate in conjunction with Delta’s 4RU L2L In-Rack CDUs for NVL72/36 as a complete rack scale cooling solution, as well as the powerful new 6RU in-rack CDU design with 200kW cooling capacity for next-generation chips.  Also featured are cutting-edge air cooling options, including the new 3D Vapor Chamber boasting 1000W cooling capacity in a 4RU form factor, server fan achieving 20% performance increase versus prior models, and new rack fans capable of supporting different rack power architectures including HVDC (400-800Vdc). Passive Components for AI and HPC Data Centers Delta’s new High Density Power Chokes (dual/quad) support GPU operations under high current and high temperature (up to 150oC) conditions. For power and IT shelves operating in the high current (4000-8000A), high voltage (±400V), and high frequency (10-100MHz) conditions, the newly-launched Core-Shell Liquid Cooling Busbars offer power dissipation up to 400kW with ultra-low inductance and superior performance. Welcome to Delta’s booth #1023 at NVIDIA GTC 2025 to learn how Delta and NVIDIA collaborate to usher a new era of AI-based smart manufacturing and energy conservation in the AI realm.

After a period of development, EdmoLift introduces EC64, an innovative and future-proof electrical control system. With a modular design and smart features. The new electrical control system is designed to meet both current and future needs. The initial sales launch will take place on June 1, 2025. Future Ready electrical control system "EC64 is the result of several years of development, combining EdmoLift’s expertise in smart lifting solutions with the latest technology".  "Thanks to its intelligent features and interfaces, the system offers high flexibility, user-friendliness, and advanced performance despite its compact design". "EC64 is the most flexible electrical control system, optimized to deliver great value relative to cost", says Jonathan Grip, CEO of EdmoLift. Quality and safety EC64 has been carefully is developed, tested and manufactured in Sweden EC64 has been carefully designed in terms of both design and function. It is developed, tested and manufactured in Sweden to ensure consistently high quality and performance.  "To guarantee quality and safety, the electrical control has undergone an independent third-party audit by RISE (Research Institutes of Sweden)". "This audit covers hardware, software, processes, and documentation, ensuring that EC64 meets the high standards of reliability and compliance", Jonathan explains. Smart features for a digital future The electrical control system is prepared with digital interface, enabling seamless communication and integration EC64 takes EdmoLift’s digitalization to the next level. Alongside its launch, the digital tool eLift Assist is introduced, simplifying configuration, traceability, diagnostics, and troubleshooting.  The electrical control system is also prepared with digital interfaces such as USB-C and CAN bus, enabling seamless communication with other machines and systems, such as AGVs for an integrated and automated production environment. Seamless Control Solutions “It’s modular design allows the system to be scaled or customized based on unique needs. This means future upgrades can be offered without replacing the entire system, simplifying service and maintenance." "Our ambition has been to create an electrical control system that is easy to use while having great potential for the future, all while maintaining user-friendliness without compromising flexibility”, Jonathan concludes. Launch plan The launch of EC64 will take place in stages. The first sales launch will apply to the TM series lifting tables, starting June 1, 2025, with production beginning after the summer holiday. Subsequently, the rest of the product range will be covered by the new electrical control system.  By early 2026, previous versions of electrical control systems are planned to be fully phased out. Spare parts for the previous version will be available for at least 10 years, but new products with older control systems will no longer be available for order.

Siemens has developed a digital twin especially for large event spaces. The technology makes it possible to realistically reproduce and simulate very precisely a building’s acoustics and structure. The Sound of Science application will be used for the first time in the Großes Festspielhaus – the Large Festival Hall – at the Salzburg Festival. Sound of Science application Orchestral formations on the stage can also be tested and arranged in advance Sound of Science will enable event organizers to virtually explore how acoustics change in different spatial configurations – for example, how adding acoustic panels affects the listening experience – in order to select the optimal acoustic scenario. Orchestral formations on the stage can also be tested and arranged in advance – before a single note is heard in the real world. This approach saves money, resources and time. Siemens to use digital twins “With Sound of Science, we’re designing the future. Digital twins are not only transforming the everyday for many companies, but are also creating new opportunities for the cultural and creative industries,” said Prof. Dr. Stephan Frucht, Artistic Director of the Siemens Arts Program. Dr. Stephan Frucht adds, “In the future, we’ll be able to plan stage productions better and even simulate them acoustically in advance. We’re delighted to have the Salzburg Festival at our side as a long-standing partner, who recognizes the opportunities such innovations offer.” Sound of Science app for select partners Siemens will make the Sound of Science app available to selected partners from the cultural world free of charge as a demonstration application. There are currently no plans to market the application. Its simulation solutions, however, may be purchased. The Salzburg Festival’s Großes Festspielhaus is the first and only large event space to date in which Sound of Science is available. However, Siemens is planning to digitally simulate further spaces – including concert halls in Germany and England. At the Salzburg Festival, audiences will have an opportunity – unique for the time being – to use VR glasses to experience the application at the festival’s opening on July 20. Siemens and the Salzburg Festival “Siemens and the Salzburg Festival share a common passion for excellence and innovation. And we’re delighted to partake in this pioneering technological development and innovation as part of our long-standing close and trust-based partnership,” said Dr. Kristina Hammer, President of the Salzburg Festival. Dr. Kristina Hammer adds, “We’re excited to see what diverse applications will stem from Sound of Science in the future.” Siemens Simcenter’s simulation solutions The technologies used are part of the simulation solutions from Siemens Simcenter The technologies used are part of the simulation solutions from Siemens Simcenter, which has been part of the company’s core business for over 15 years. The technology is mostly used in industry – for example, for the acoustic optimization of vehicle interiors or for protection against street noise. For Sound of Science, Simcenter uses a combination of impulse response measurements and ray tracing for the 3D modeling of each event space. These methods can measure the echo and reverberation of a sound and simulate how sound waves propagate in a room. Depending on the material, reflections of sound waves behave differently. Those that bounce off a concrete wall react differently from those that hit a carpet or reach the ear directly. As a result, the simulation can reproduce the individual sound signature of each event space – in other words, its acoustic DNA. Siemens Festival Nights Siemens has been working closely with the Salzburg Festival for around 30 years. Since 1999, the company has also been the festival’s main sponsor. Since 2002, the Siemens Festival Nights have been held on Kapitelplatz square during the Salzburg Festival. Since its beginning, this open-air event has provided more than one million visitors with the opportunity to experience previous and current festival productions on an LED screen free of charge. In addition, some of the Salzburg Festival’s venues are equipped with Siemens technology from the areas of building automation, security and acoustics.

RO Capital Partners (“ROCP”), the RO Group’s venture capital arm, announces that its portfolio company, measurable.energy, has installed its smart power sockets in the office of PKF Francis Clark in Bristol. PKF Francis Clark is an award-winning firm of chartered accountants and business advisers. measurable.energy is a UK tech company that designs and manufactures smart, machine-learning-enabled power sockets that will reduce the energy costs of PKF Francis Clark’s Bristol office by more than 20%. PKF Francis Clark is located at 90 Victoria Street in that city, an office building comprising 24,377 sq. ft. of high-quality office accommodation across four storeys. Small Power energy use Up to 40% of total electricity usage in most commercial office buildings can be attributed to this type measurable.energy’s solution eliminates ‘Small Power’ waste, which is energy not required by devices that are plugged in or directly wired; such as printers, AV equipment, chilled and hot water taps, monitors, and heaters, and which are often left fully on or in standby mode overnight. Up to 40% of total electricity usage in most commercial office buildings can be attributed to this type of ‘Small Power’ energy use. Edward Rowlandson, Group Managing Director, the RO, said: "We are very pleased to have installed measurable.energy’s technology in our flagship Bristol property for a key tenant, PKF Francis Clark. We acquired 90 Victoria Street in Bristol in April 2023, and ROCP’s investment into Reading-based measurable.energy was also made early in 2023." PKF Francis Clark’s values Rowlandson added: “That investment was driven by the need to reduce energy, and we are delighted that PKF Francis Clark’s values align with our own, and that of measurable.energy. We look forward to seeing their simple solution for office occupiers who are under pressure to take action, cut energy costs, and reduce emissions installed in more properties around the country, as the business looks to scale.” CEO and Co-Founder of measurable.energy, Dan Williams said: “My electricity-saving message to companies is to not be fooled by the small size of certain devices. A very high percentage of an office occupier’s electricity bill hides in the shadows, among small gadgets and forgotten chargers." Power usage patterns Williams added:"This silent power drain adds up faster than tenants think, and without ever realizing it. Powered by machine learning, our plug sockets will automatically identify and eliminate ‘Small Power’ waste for PKF Francis Clark, turning every appliance in their Bristol office into a cost-saving superhero.” Jim Solomon, Regional Facilities Manager at PKF Francis Clark concluded: “Since deploying measurable. energy's AI-powered sockets, we have not only reduced our office's energy consumption of the devices using the sockets by 38%, but have also gained invaluable insights into our power usage patterns. This technology has been instrumental in our efforts to operate more sustainably and efficiently.”

Fluence Energy, Inc., a global provider of energy storage products, services, and optimization software for renewables and storage, announces that the company has been selected by Origin Energy Limited (Origin) to deliver a 300 MW / 650 MWh battery at the Mortlake Power Station in southwest Victoria. The project will use Fluence’s Gridstack™ energy storage product with a 15-year service agreement contributing to Origin’s strategy to accelerate renewable energy and energy storage in its portfolio. The system will also utilize Fluence’s AI-powered asset performance management (APM) software, Nispera™, to optimize the battery’s operational performance. Energy storage projects The system will capture excess power during periods of high renewable generation  “We are honored to be selected by Origin to deliver this grid-forming battery-based energy storage system and deploy our ecosystem of solutions,” said Fluence President and Chief Executive Officer, Julian Nebreda. Julian Nebreda adds, “Australia is an important market for Fluence. Our local team is now delivering over 1 GW energy storage projects within Australia to enhance grid stability and enable the country’s clean energy transition.” Energy storage system to be commissioned in late 2026 The site preparation and civil works of the Mortlake Battery are expected to commence following a period of detailed design and procurement activity. The energy storage system is anticipated to be commissioned in late 2026. Located in Victoria’s South West Renewable Energy Zone, this energy storage system will provide system strength to the grid. The system will capture excess power during periods of high renewable generation and discharge to meet peak demand.

Quanergy Solutions, Inc., a provider of 3D LiDAR (Light Detection and Ranging) security solutions, was chosen by Vancouver International Airport (YVR) to analyze footfall to support the passenger journey with the ultimate goal of enhancing operational efficiencies. Quanergy’s technology is delivering accurate data-driven insights for YVR’s Domestic Check-in and Security Screening facilities.  Real-time insights “Through the implementation of Quanergy’s solutions, we have harnessed the power of real-time insights, gaining a deep understanding of passenger volumes and the associated wait times at different stages of their journey through the terminal,” said Jason Williams, Manager of Innovation & Technology Group, YVR. He adds, “With this high-precision data at our disposal, we can trigger real-time alerts whenever we approach or exceed predefined thresholds. This invaluable capability enables us to collaborate seamlessly with our stakeholders, ensuring that our travelers experience a smooth and stress-free journey through our airport.” Q-Track YVR currently uses insights to meet several operational and business imperatives, such as reducing check-in time With Quanergy’s 3D LiDAR sensor and advanced perception software solution, Q-Track, YVR can accurately identify, classify, and track people/objects for enhanced operational insights. YVR currently uses these insights to meet several operational and business imperatives, such as reducing check-in time and time spent passing through security, which ultimately sees an increase in customer happiness. streamline operations “We are pleased to have collaborated closely with the YVR team, resolving a multifaceted challenge encountered by many passenger terminals today,” said Adam Andres, Vice President of Global Sales at Quanergy. He adds, “The forward-thinking of the YVR Innovation and Technology Group, in embracing Quanergy’s field-tested and fully scalable Q-Track solution, led to the achievement of our project objectives. We take pride in our contribution, providing real-time actionable intelligence to enhance security, streamline operations, and elevate the overall passenger experience.”

Mitsubishi Electric Corporation announced that it has delivered the first unit of an air-surveillance radar system to the Philippine Air Force last month. The system, which was designed, manufactured and tested in Japan, was ordered by the Department of National Defense of the Republic of the Philippines in August 2020. first unit of air-surveillance radar system delivered Mitsubishi Electric continues to work on the remaining units for future delivery This is the first time a Japanese company has transferred finished defense equipment to a foreign government since the Japanese government established the Three Principles on Transfer of Defense Equipment and Technology in April 2014. Mitsubishi Electric continues to work on the remaining units for future delivery. Mitsubishi Electric contributes to Japan’s security In accordance with the government’s aforementioned Three Principles, Mitsubishi Electric is contributing to Japan’s security by working to strengthen deterrence through cooperation with the Japanese government, in order to meet needs for joint development, equipment transfer and participation in supply chains involving various governments and companies in other countries.

Mota-Engil, a multi-national with activities focused on the construction and management of infrastructures, responsible for the construction of the Canoas wastewater lifting station, selected WEG as the provider of a large package of electrical solutions for an important initiative to decontaminate the waters of the Bogotá River, in Colombia. Sustainable development When the project is completed, the pumping station will receive the wastewater from approximately 70% of the city, corresponding to the Fucha, Tintal, and Tunjuelo river basins, and the wastewater from the Municipality of Soacha, to be later pumped to the future Canoas Wastewater Treatment Plant, which will be one of the largest in Latin America. This great milestone will make it possible to return quality water to the Bogotá River and guarantee the sustainable development of the country. Safe distribution of energy Seventeen medium voltage switchgears were also supplied in addition to low voltage load centers One of the great challenges of this project is to guarantee the safe distribution of energy to the electrical systems and motors. For this, WEG has supplied a complete 115 kV substation that includes two 30 MVA/115/13.2 kV transformers, adding more efficiency and reliability to the plant. 17 medium voltage switchgears were also supplied in addition to low voltage load centers. For this project, WEG will also be supplying six three-phase induction motors and six medium voltage variable frequency drives. Each 4,300 kW motor, vertically mounted, will be coupled to its respective pump and will be responsible for pumping 6.4 cubic meters of wastewater per second to 51.6 meters height from the well, one of the most critical processes in the plant. Improvement of the quality of life This demonstrates the company's ability to develop integrated solutions that meet the most diverse applications. With participation in other important projects in the water and wastewater segment, in various processes such as potable water treatment plants, wastewater treatment, and distribution systems, WEG reinforces its experience in this segment by being selected for this important project, thus contributing to the improvement of the quality of life of the population and the environment.