The HARTING Technology Group is one of the world's leading providers of industrial connection technology for the three lifelines of Data, Signal and Power and has 13 production plants and branches in 44 countries. Moreover, the company also produces retail checkout systems, electromagnetic actuators for automotive and industrial series use, charging equipment for electric vehicles, as well as hardware and software for customers and applications in automation technology, mechanical and plant engineering, robotics and transportation engineering. In the 2016/17 business year, some 4,600 employees generated sales of EUR 672 million.
The Rinspeed concept car "Oasis" is now in the spotlight at the GITEX (Gulf Information Technology Exhibition) trade fair slated to take place from 14 to 18 October 2018 in Dubai (United Arab Emirates). The focus is on the smart mini-industrial computer of the HARTING Technology Group, the HARTING MICA®, together with its follow-on development, the miniMICA. The miniMICA is installed in the "Oasis".
The miniMICA represents the creation of a scalable and flexible architecture with which computing components can be interconnected in various ways. With the “Oasis”, both the pluggable modules as well as the configuration of the system can be tailored to the respective task of the vehicle as desired by the driver. "This makes resource-efficient use of the vehicle possible," says Dominik Nimmesgern, General Manager at HARTING Middle East, United Arab Emirates. Performance and features on demand – all of which can be seen in the "Oasis" booth of telecom provider Etisalat (Zabeel Hall / Stand Z1-A20, Z1-A10).
The exhibition will also focus on the HARTING MICA® (Modular Industry Computing Architecture). With MICA®, digitisation projects can be implemented quickly and easily directly on systems plants and machines. The modular industrial-grade mini-computer enables a variety of application scenarios – thanks to modular hardware and flexible Linux-based open-source software that can adapt to any challenge. Everything is packed in robust mechanics designed especially for industrial environments.
"Thanks to the modular and open platform, the MICA® can be configured with individual hardware, freely available software and suitable interfaces – wholly in line with the customers' industrial requirements," continues Nimmesgern.
In addition, HARTING solutions and e-mobility products will be on display at the trade fair.
The Rinspeed concept car "Oasis" is now in the spotlight at the GITEX (Gulf Information Technology Exhibition) trade fair slated to take place from 14 to 18 October 2018 in Dubai (United Arab Emirates). The focus is on the smart mini-industrial computer of the HARTING Technology Group, the HARTING MICA®, together with its follow-on development, the miniMICA. The miniMICA is installed in the "Oasis".
The miniMICA represents the creation of a scalable and flexible architecture with which computing components can be interconnected in various ways. With the “Oasis”, both the pluggable modules as well as the configuration of the system can be tailored to the respective task of the vehicle as desired by the driver. "This makes resource-efficient use of the vehicle possible," says Dominik Nimmesgern, General Manager at HARTING Middle East, United Arab Emirates. Performance and features on demand – all of which can be seen in the "Oasis" booth of telecom provider Etisalat (Zabeel Hall / Stand Z1-A20, Z1-A10).
The exhibition will also focus on the HARTING MICA® (Modular Industry Computing Architecture). With MICA®, digitisation projects can be implemented quickly and easily directly on systems plants and machines. The modular industrial-grade mini-computer enables a variety of application scenarios – thanks to modular hardware and flexible Linux-based open-source software that can adapt to any challenge. Everything is packed in robust mechanics designed especially for industrial environments.
"Thanks to the modular and open platform, the MICA® can be configured with individual hardware, freely available software and suitable interfaces – wholly in line with the customers' industrial requirements," continues Nimmesgern.
In addition, HARTING solutions and e-mobility products will be on display at the trade fair.
