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Amaro, Udine, Italy, 2010/04/07 - Eurotech S.p.A., announced that it has won a USD 1-million order from Project Automation, a leading company in Italy in telemetering, monitoring and control solutions applied to the transport market and to the public utility, environmental, mobility. ETH: MI
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Eurotech S.p.A., the historical Italian unit of the Eurotech Group, announced today that it has won a USD 1-million order from Project Automation, a leading company in Italy in telemetering, monitoring and control solutions applied to the transport market and to the public utility, environmental, mobility, and civil automation system markets.
Eurotech (eurotech.com) will supply the client with Panel PCs incorporating the ultra low-power Catalyst module, based on Intel Atom processors. The Catalyst model thus confirms its versatility of use, both as a standalone embedded component and as the computing engine of systems and devices for the most varied kinds of applications.
The Eurotech Panel PCs to be supplied will be installed by Project Automation on the trams of ATM Milano (the municipal public transport company active in the Milan area) and will be used for operation of onboard switch-point control.
Eurotech’s main focus is on the development of cutting-edge technologies that make our life better, safer, and more comfortable. The fundamental assumption behind Eurotech’s business strategy is the concept that as important technologies spread, they become increasingly integrated into our life, becoming nearly invisible. Eurotech’s goal today is to support its customers and to identify new customers in the emerging markets breaking traditional boundaries via innovation.
With this vision in mind, Eurotech has oriented its R&D activities to the key high-growth sectors, like pervasive computation. The goal is to supply innovative, integrated solutions (software, hardware, middleware and support services) that offer the flexibility and scalability needed to capture new market opportunities and integrate them in the traditional markets.
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