Intense weeks for Bylogix that last April 22nd and 23rd took part for the first time as an exhibitor in Affidabilità & Tecnologie (Reliability & Technologies).

The event, held in Turin and now at its 9th edition, saw the participation of 310 exhibitors and over 7,000 visitors who met to discuss solutions and innovative technologies for the development of new manufacturing models cutting costs and increasing productivity.

Bylogix’s stand, hosted by the “Data acquisition , Process control, Metrology, Testing” area of the fair has seen a continual coming and going of participants recalled, in particular, by the “augmented reality” and its possible applications in process control, testing, inspection and traceability.

Parse, the Facebook Inc. mobile platform for those aiming at developing “apps” without managing more technical aspects (databases, performances, scaling), can now be used to build applications for connected devices through the Internet of Things technology.

The Software Development Kit offered by Parse has been fine-tuned to work in constrained hardware environments, like Arduino and Embedded C.

The connection of more hardware devices with the cloud, “from wearables that help you sleep better to insulin trackers that aid people living with diabetes”, - according to Parse founder James Yu - has "the potential to change the world for the better".

A survey conducted by Turin Chamber of Commerce in partnership with Turin Polytechnic (Department of Engineering Management and Manufacturing), evaluated bylogix as "innovative" company in 2014.

Turin Chamber of Commerce has been analysing for years technological and organizational innovation activities developed by local companies. Since 2008, more than 900 local businesses have been involved in the study, whose results are recorded by the Observatory on innovative companies in the province of Turin.

31 exhibitors, 40 stations for LabVIEW and hardware platforms, 27 technical sessions divided into 7 thematic areas, 600 participants and as many meetings were the ingredients of a busy day of innovation, 2015 NI Days.

With the motto "Your imagination. Our knowledge", bylogix took part in the technology forum organized by National Instruments (Milan, 03/12th/2015), presenting" xtlogix - real-time system for the testing and development of a transmission belt components".

Modular and scalable tool, fully customizable, xtlogix leaves room for many technical applications and wants to be complementary to a 360° engineering work devoted to research and innovation. An innovation that bylogix has shown in connecting the system to wearable devices (such as the Google Glass), in order to allow the user to view – on the device itself – the test status and the trend of the variables involved and chosen on the basis of specific tags present on the analyzed object.

Reduction of response times, as well as traceability and an higher quality of the intervention are just some of the advantages that the use of augmented reality in industry can have and bylogix is ready to explore all the others.

Speaking of technological innovation ... today Piedmont News talked about us!

Bylogix has been working on the ASIU project (Active Steering Input Unit) together with SKF, for the implementation of an electromechanical steering system designed to replace the conventional mechanical and / or hydraulic technologies employed on tractors, heavy equipment, as well as in the marine sector.

With ASIU, between the mechatronic unit and the steering part there are just wires. An electric motor and an electromagnetic brake give the driver a feedback, meaning the feeling of the contact between the vehicle and the ground.

The benefits are a greater driving comfort, less heat and noise inside the vehicle and a greater steering precision.

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