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D-Link launches 5G NR M2M Industrial Gateway for Critical IoT and Industry 4.0
Ideal for transportation, manufacturing, agriculture and energy industries, or wherever real-time data collection over 5G is necessary
SYDNEY, 8 March 2023 – Fresh off the back of its global announcements at 2023 Mobile World Congress (MWC), D-Link Australia has launched the DWM-3010 5G NR M2M Dual SIM Industrial Gateway, the latest in its range of 4G/5G network innovations, specifically designed for enterprises and SMBs to address critical IoT connectivity demands and to help drive new efficiencies in the current digital revolution known as Industry 4.0.
The D-Link DWM-3010 5G NR M2M Dual-SIM Industrial Gateway
Industry 4.0 demands large-scale deployment of sensors and monitors throughout smart factories, warehouses, transportation fleets, EV charging stations and other industrial settings. The DWM-3010 5G M2M Industrial Gateway facilitates private network deployments to ensure low latency for near-instantaneous M2M communications.
The DWM-3010 is ideal for transportation, manufacturing, agriculture and
energy industries, or wherever real-time data collection over 5G is necessary.
The DWM-3010 enjoys dual SIM slots as well as band support for all major 5G networks in both Australia and New Zealand, along with support for industry standard IoT/M2M field communication protocols such as Virtual COM, Modbus and MQTT. As such, the DWM-3010 M2M Industrial Gateway enables an extensive range of IoT devices to communicate efficiently with one another.
Boasting a robust and rugged design, the DWM-3010 is ideal for smart industrial applications and can withstand wide temperature ranges from as low as -30°C, ideal for use in cold storage facilities, and up to a sweltering 60°C, ideal for use in hot transportation, energy, mining or agricultural environments.
D-Link A/NZ MD, Graeme Reardon, said, “Industry digitalisation continues to advance at an exponential rate and businesses need to have the infrastructure in place to deliver real-time services via reliable wireless connectivity. With the DWM-3010, D-Link expands 5G to Industrial IoT by offering 5G private networks that provide ultra-high speeds with virtually unlimited capacity for high bandwidth and low-latency services.”
The D-Link DWM-3010 5G NR M2M Dual-SIM Industrial Gateway
D-Link’s reliable and secure 5G fixed wireless access (FWA) is a competitive option against traditional fixed-line broadband services, which are often challenging to manage and expensive to deploy in many environments. 5G FWA also opens up new opportunities for mobile operators to deliver managed voice, video, data and IoT services.
In addition to the new DWM-3010 5G NR M2M Gateway, D-Link offers a range of enterprise products allowing construction of bespoke solutions powered by robust 5G private networks, including Data Centre Switches, Surveillance Cameras and Access Points.
Reardon concluded, “With the DWM-3010 5G NR M2M Gateway, users can connect large numbers of devices with fast 5G network connectivity in harsh working environments, and with the industrial-grade feature set needed for efficient and robust communication between them in virtually any setting. Remote, centralised management of the DWM-3010 5G NR M2M Gateway is particularly easy when combining it with the D-Link Edge Cloud Solution, or D-ECS.”
The D-Link Edge Cloud Solution (D-ECS) Remote Management Platform for 4G/5G devices
The D-Link Edge Cloud Solution (D-ECS) has been developed for customers that have use cases and applications where connectivity status, GPS tracking and route history are critical to their business. D-ECS provides a complete managed cellular and wireless network management solution whereby 4G-LTE and 5G NR M2M network devices such as the new DWM-3010 5G NR M2M Gateway are controlled through the D-ECS Management Platform, accessible via a dedicated Web Portal. Monitoring and management tasks can be carried out through the platform for any device, site, or network anywhere in the world, with multi-tenancy enabled, and device scalability unlimited.
DWM-3010 5G NR M2M Dual SIM Industrial Gateway key features:
• 5G NR and Cat.16 LTE with up to 900Mbps
• Dual SIM and E-WAN with automatic failover
• RS-232 / RS-485 ports with TCP client and server
• Two digital I/O ports
• External cellular and Wi-Fi antennas
• Advanced VPN: IPsec, OpenVPN, L2TP, PPTP, GRE
• Remote management with D-ECS cloud solution
• High temperature tolerance and robust metal housing
Availability and Pricing
The new DWM-3010 5G NR M2M Dual SIM Industrial Gateway is available now from www.dlink.com.au (RRP AU$2,999.95), www.dlink.co.nz (RRP NZ$3,299.99) and from all D-Link authorised partners and resellers in both countries.
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The new D-Link DWM-3010 5G NR M2M Dual SIM Industrial Gateway
For more images go to: The D-Link Edge Cloud Solution (D-ECS) Remote Management Platform for 4G/5G devices
The D-Link Edge Cloud Solution (D-ECS) has been developed for customers that have use cases and applications where connectivity status, GPS tracking and route history are critical to their business. D-ECS provides a complete managed cellular and wireless network management solution whereby 4G-LTE and 5G NR M2M network devices such as the new DWM-3010 5G NR M2M Gateway are controlled through the D-ECS Management Platform, accessible via a dedicated Web Portal. Monitoring and management tasks can be carried out through the platform for any device, site, or network anywhere in the world, with multi-tenancy enabled, and device scalability unlimited.
DWM-3010 5G NR M2M Dual SIM Industrial Gateway key features:
• 5G NR and Cat.16 LTE with up to 900Mbps
• Dual SIM and E-WAN with automatic failover
• RS-232 / RS-485 ports with TCP client and server
• Two digital I/O ports
• External cellular and Wi-Fi antennas
• Advanced VPN: IPsec, OpenVPN, L2TP, PPTP, GRE
• Remote management with D-ECS cloud solution
• High temperature tolerance and robust metal housing
Availability and Pricing
The new DWM-3010 5G NR M2M Dual SIM Industrial Gateway is available now from www.dlink.com.au (RRP AU$2,999.95), www.dlink.co.nz (RRP NZ$3,299.99) and from all D-Link authorised partners and resellers in both countries.
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The new D-Link DWM-3010 5G NR M2M Dual SIM Industrial Gateway
For more images go to: http://files.dlink.com.au/Products/DWM-3010/Images/www.dlink.com.au (RRP AU$2,999.95), www.dlink.co.nz (RRP NZ$3,299.99) and from all D-Link authorised partners and resellers in both countries. Picture credits The new D-Link DWM-3010 5G NR M2M Dual SIM Industrial Gateway For more images go to: “>http://files.dlink.com.au/Products/DWM-3010/Images/”>
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Epson adds world’s smallest and lightest 4K 20,000 lumens projector[1] to new ultra-lightweight 3LCD projector range
SYDNEY, 2 February 2023 – Epson has added 4K resolution to its newest generation of compact, efficient and ultra-lightweight high-lumens 3LCD projectors. The new EB-PQ2000 projector series is on show at stand 3J100 at ISE this year from 31 January to 3 February.
The new 4K EB-PQ2000 series builds on the success of Epson’s PU2200 range of high lumens 3LCD projectors which are 60% smaller and 50% lighter than their predecessor (EB-L20000U), offering significant size and weight advantages, as well as easy installation and set-up, simplified maintenance, exceptional image quality and eco-advantages.
The new 4K EB-PQ2000 series
Epson’s latest 4K technology has combined its patented, state-of-the-art 4K Crystal Motion, panel thermo-control and double micro-lens array technologies to achieve optimal clarity.
The new range offers custom built 4K graphic processing, with the latest chipset providing significant improvements in operating frequency, memory bandwidth and data transmission for a seamless 4K experience.
The EB-PQ2000 series also offers additional versatility and is compatible with the ELPEC01 optional camera unit, which provides the benefit of upgraded assistance techniques, such as built-in simple stacking and blending. In addition, Epson’s free EPPT software gives the user access to eve
The new 4K EB-PQ2000 series
Each projector in the EB-PQ2000 Series is supplied as ‘body only’, without a lens, giving the user the option to design and build the best, most optimal projection solution for the right application using Epson’s existing range of 4K high quality lenses without a change in throw ratios.
In a time of increasing energy and logistics costs, the range offers significant environmental benefits including lower power consumption, significantly reduced packaging requirements with a lower carbon footprint as the reduced weight and size means the projectors are easier to store, transport and install, saving on warehouse space as well as labour and delivery costs.
All models in the range include functionality that enables simple installation, stacking, lens flexibility and control. The range includes in-built processing for PC-free stacking and blending which means two supported projectors can be stacked to double the brightness or blended to specific aspect ratios without need of external computerware. Additional features include NFC functionality for simpler installation, enab
Epson projectors have become the industry benchmark for quality and flexibility, not only saving installation time and shipment costs but also reducing environmental impact for the important and growing high brightness projector market segment.
This new series of projectors also answers the market need for more compact, space-saving, lighter, reliable and versatile high lumens display solutions.
Epson in projection
Epson is the world’s leading manufacturer of projectors with over a third share of the global projector market. It specialises in manufacturing compact, versatile, high brightness 3LCD laser projection technology for homes, offices, schools, retailers and for large-scale installations in entertainment venues, museums, galleries, outdoor events and visitor attractions.
Epson high lumens laser projectors are used to create immersive and interactive experiential environments at major venues and visitor attractions across the world. Recent examples of Epson’s AV technology in use include the Electric Forest Music Festival in America, the TeamLab Borderless installation in Shanghai and the international Festival of Lights in Europe.
Epson AV technology can be found impacting the productivity of classrooms and other learning environments across the world, enhancing the retail experience, and helping a range of industry sectors with remote assistance capabilities.
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The new EB-PQ2000 projector series
[1] As of December 2022. Main unit without lens. 10,000lm and 20,000lm in accordance with ISO 21118.
-Brad
Fujifilm Australia extends focus on cutting-edge AI solutions
For Healthcare, AI X-ray analysis and more
SYDNEY, 1 February 2023 – As part of its successful transformation from photographic film manufacturer to a company contributing to resolving social challenges with advanced technologies in a wide-range of business fields, Fujifilm Australia has now further expanded its range of cutting-edge Artificial Intelligence (AI) solutions into the healthcare industry – one of its core businesses. Fujifilm’s latest foray into the AI sphere is in partnership with Australian-based medical imaging specialists annalise.ai and their CXR Edge solution, one of the world’s leading and comprehensive chest X-ray AI decision-support solutions for mobile and fixed X-ray devices.
Annalise CXR Edge (Fujifilm) AI solution in action
Ryuichi Matoba, CEO of Fujifilm Australia Pty Ltd. said, “Fujifilm has been supplying X-ray film to the healthcare industry since 1936, shortly after the foundation of Fujifilm in Japan. Since then, Fujifilm has expanded its Medical Systems business with some significant milestones along the way, such as developing Fuji Computed Radiography, applying the world’s first digital method for digitising X-ray images. In short, Fujifilm wants to create a society where people can live healthily for longer and Fujifilm’s AI technology and our new partnership with annalise.ai both play a major role in supporting those goals.”
Fuji Computed Radiography invented by Fujifilm
Annalise CXR Edge is a software medical device designed for portable and stationary X-ray devices, intended to assist point-of-care clinicians and radiologists with the interpretation of chest X-rays. The AI algorithm within the device identifies the presence of the radiological findings and provides a notification of suspected findings in under 10 seconds. Detecting up to 95 clinical findings, it is a comprehensive AI decision-support solution for chest X-rays that is available for mobile and fixed X-ray devices. annalise.ai has developed a specific version of its CXR Edge AI product for use with Fujifilm x-ray systems. The Annalise CXR Edge (Fujifilm version) is available with Fujifilm’s X-ray devices in Australia and within selected equipment models, in other countries around the world.
Fujifilm’s Medical informatics solution where image recognition technologies are used
Annalise CXR Edge offers a significant suite of findings for chest X-rays. In particular, chest imaging with portable devices is increasing and has an even more important role to play within radiology imaging departments and wards. With significantly increased patient volumes clinicians are under pressure to make quicker decisions.
Fujifilm Australia and annalise.ai’s new partnership and AI solution now provides the advanced tool set, including decision support, that is vitally needed by clinicians and the wider community.
The new AI solution has already seen results with Fujifilm sending two mobile X-ray devices equipped with Annalise CXR Edge to Tonga and Palau as part of a humanitarian response during the pandemic.
Fujifilm Corporation, Japan, initially created its own open, vendor-neutral platform REiLI to realise a new type of diagnostic imaging workflow, hosting third parties’ AI technologies as well as the company’s own AI technologies. As a result, REiLI not only enabled the collaboration with annalise.ai but made it the logical progression and next step on this journey.
The journey into the world of AI has come as Fujifilm simultaneously pursued and developed superior image processing technologies over the last 80 years. These technologies have now been developed for and applied in the healthcare, medical (and many other) fields and support the diagnostic imaging workflows of many medical institutions in Australia and around the globe. In fact, today Fujifilm provides over 70 image recognition technologies across industries and continues to develop these technologies.
Fujifilm strives to “improve accessibility to medical services,” as stated in its CSR plan, Sustainable Value Plan 2030. Fujifilm’s AI and IT solutions form core capabilities in fulfilling this task. Fujifilm will work to improve medical accessibility in all 196 countries and regions in the world by introducing medical products and services with AI technologies by 2030.
Fujifilm expects its Medical Systems business to increasingly make up a significant portion of its global sales, targeting JPY700 billion (AUD7.7 billion*) by 2026.
While Fujifilm has long been synonymous with high-quality photographic films, the company has evolved into much more by leveraging its unique technologies cultivated through its photographic film business and continues to grow in healthcare, materials, business innovation and imaging. In Australia, Fujifilm offers a variety of products including medical equipment, industrial materials, graphic systems, recording media, broadcast and cine optical devices, digital cameras, lenses, imaging and photo printing.
Key Takeaways
1. Fujifilm has successfully transformed from a photographic film manufacturer to a company contributing to resolving social challenges with advanced technologies in a wide range of business fields.
2. Fujifilm has now further expanded its range of cutting-edge Artificial Intelligence (AI) solutions into the Healthcare industry – one of its core businesses.
3. Fujifilm’s Medical Systems business started with X-ray film in 1936 and has developed Fuji Computed Radiography, applying the world’s first digital method for digitising X-ray images.
4. Fujifilm’s AI partnership with annalise.ai uses their CXR Edge solution, a comprehensive chest X-ray AI decision-support solution for mobile and fixed X-ray devices.
5. Fujifilm initially created its own open, vendor-neutral AI platform, REiLI, to realise a new type of diagnostic imaging workflow, hosting third parties’ AI technologies as well as the company’s own AI technologies. REiLI has been an AI technology brand name of Fujifilm’s since 2019. Fujifilm has provided products and services that utilise AI technology in over 80 countries since then.
6. Fujifilm has cultivated its image processing technologies over the last 80 years. These technologies have now been developed for and applied in healthcare and many other fields.
7. Fujifilm expects its Medical Systems business to increasingly make up a significant portion of its global sales, targeting JPY700 billion (AUD7.7 billion) by 2026.
8. Fujifilm has evolved and in Australia alone it offers a variety of products including medical equipment, industrial materials, graphic systems, recording media, broadcast and cine optical devices, digital cameras, lenses, imaging and photo printing.
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Annalise CXR Edge (Fujifilm) AI solution in action
Fuji Computed Radiography, invented by Fujifilm
Fujifilm’s Medical informatics solution where image recognition technologies are used
*Sales figure from JPY to AUD is calculated with the exchange rate of 91 yen/dollar as of March 31, 2022.
-Brad