XinaBox is a rapid IIoT and electronics development solution that does not require soldering or wiring, only basic coding. These plug-and-play modules are reconfigurable chips that can be used in both business and education. The xChips can be used to create a PCB device to measure, monitor and track temperature, humidity, pressure, altitude and ambient light. They are ideal for testing applications and building prototypes and are on show at Stand G14.
RS South Africa shapes future engineering talent RS South Africa
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RS South Africa is demonstrating that nurturing future engineers goes beyond traditional classrooms or competitions. On STEM Day, the company shone a light on the full spectrum of its educational initiatives.
Read more...The smart choice for test and measurement solutions RS South Africa
Maintenance, Test & Measurement, Calibration
As the demand for precision and efficiency continues to grow across industries, RS PRO, the own brand of RS, provides a complete portfolio of test and measurement equipment engineered to meet the highest standards of performance, safety and value.
Read more...Building resilient supply chains through smarter e-procurement RS South Africa
IT in Manufacturing
In a time of constant disruption, from supply chain uncertainty to rising operational costs, businesses that embrace digital procurement are better positioned to stay competitive and resilient.
Read more...MRO inventory optimisation RS South Africa
IT in Manufacturing
Maintenance, repair and operations inventory optimisation is not just a technical concern, it is a strategic priority for industries that depend on operational reliability and efficiency.
Read more...Safe solar light for 150 000 people across Africa RS South Africa
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RS Group has announced a partnership with international development charity, SolarAid to deliver clean, safe solar lights to 150 000 people living in rural communities across Africa without access to electricity.
Read more...RS South Africa shines spotlight on MRO procurement RS South Africa
IT in Manufacturing
RS South Africa has highlighted the growing pressures faced by procurement professionals responsible for maintenance, repair and operations supplies across the country’s vital economic sectors.
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