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There is more to product design that aesthetics and appearance. It is also worth considering how the product should sound and whether the product design is meaningful for the user. Read more about this in this edition of the Agenda newsletter. You can also learn more by attending our free seminar 'Designing for Meaningfulness' 27 September – see to the right in this newsletter.
Enjoy your reading.
Best regards from
Nanna Bastved
Editor
agenda@force.dk |
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| 3 Principles for Meaningful IoT |
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| IoT devices are often seen as temporary and are “planned for obsolescence”. In this article, our IoT expert share 3 principles that will help you create meaningful and long lasting IoT devices. |
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| Common language to describe sound |
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| A new ITU-report describes how to develop a vocabulary for sound characteristics. This enables audio professionals to communicate efficiently when talking about sound perception in the context of audio reproduction. |
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| Function-critical design of wireless hardware |
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| Since the beginning of the millennium, wireless devices have had a - sometimes well-founded - reputation for being unreliable. However, it is possible to design wireless systems with secure communication. |
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| The committee that approves EMC and radio standards |
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| The directives EMCD and RED are administered by the EU commission, and the supporting standards are handled by the technical commitee TC210. Together with a specialist in the field, the committee maintains a list of the standards that can be used to declare conformity with the directives. This work is ongoing. |
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| Wind-induced limitations at a new airport in Greenland |
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| Terrain-induced turbulence and windshear is often a problem for airports in Greenland. When designing a new airport, a windtunnel test can address where and when the challenge from the wind will be at an acceptable level. |
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| 20-21 September: High Tech Summit |
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| Get an overview of the newest leading technologies and how to start using and benefitting from these technologies. High Tech Summit is aimed at everyone interested in the digital transformation of Danish industry. Meet FORCE Technology at stand 26. |
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| 27 September: Designing for Meaningfulness |
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| Join the kickoff for 'Designing for Meaningfulness'. At this free 1-day session you can explore how health care devices, services and products can move beyond functionality and enable meaningful experiences. |
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| 27-28 September, Wireless Club - Energy Harvesting |
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| Focus of the meetings (held in Hørsholm and Aarhus) are Energy Harvesting: How should we power our wireless devices? How far have the technologies come? The meetings are held in collaboration with Arrow and Innovation Netword for Smart Energy. |
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| 27-28 September: RFID & Wireless IoT tomorrow |
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| Meet DELTA Microelectronics at the RFID & Wireless IoT tomorrow 2017. Smart, connected products can be anything anywhere. DELTA’s focus on specific application areas gives you a safe and fast path to proof-of-concept before investments are made. |
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| Seminar 31 october: How to utilize market feedback? |
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| Based on the project ´Reliable Product Development Based on Physics of Failure´, FORCE Technology holds a seminar. Focus is on utilization of market feedback in product development in order to increase reliability and robustness of new products. |
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