Seen and Unseen

Something about telephone conference certainly is, unreal.

Look, saving traveling cost is no wrong, saving human resource is no wrong. But point is, when you head into the wrong direction, you are going no where. And the consequence of that is, increasing a huge amount of time to negotiate, with someone is 11,000 km away from you.

What means the wrong direction? We think a frontline workforce can solve problems lingually and physically. Yes, but partially.

Why? Decision is made by Headquarter, policy is framed from Headquarter. As an Taiwan based company, it is hard to procastiate by saying, we have to wait the decision, or we don't know the policy, or we cannot make a call. We are in the Headquarter in which people expect to hear information, decision, policy from you.

It's no wrong, to pay 60,000 USD (1,800,000 NTD) to a frontline US attorney in California, or to pay 50,000 USD to a frontline sales representation. But a face to face, even doing it through a television conference will be much better than doing it through phone call which electronic snow accompanies.

Think about it, sedning your soliders on that battlefiled and see the real counter party. It's not that bad and worthless. Frontline? They are scout, they are not battle unit.

EnOcean GmbH

http://www.idtechex.com/


EnOcean is a wireless, energy harvesting technology used primarily in building automation systems. It is not set out for international, European or national standardization; however, EnOcean GmbH is offering its technology and licenses for the patented features under license within the EnOcean Alliance framework. The concept was developed to enable batteryless sensors and switches for building automation.

EnOcean technology is based on the energetically efficient exploitation of applied slight mechanical excitation and other potentials from the environment using the principles of energy harvesting. In order to transform such energy fluctuations into usable electrical energy, electromagnetic, piezogenerators, solar cells, thermocouples, and other energy converters are used.

One example of the technology is a battery-free wireless light switch. Advantages are that that it saves time and material by eliminating the need to install wires between the switch and device, e.g., a light, and that it also reduces noise on switched circuits, as the switching is performed locally at the load.

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Atlas Copco

http://www.atlascopco.com/us/

Atlas Copco is an industrial group with world-leading positions in compressors, construction and mining equipment, power tools and assembly systems. The Group delivers sustainable solutions for increased customer productivity, through innovative products and services.

Compressors & Generators	Construction & Mining	Industrial Tools
Stationary compressors	Demolition equipment	Air assembly tools
Portable compressors	Rock drills	Electrical assembly tools
Quality air solutions	Blast hole drilling rigs	Quality integrated fastening
Generators	Rotary blasthole drill rigs	Fixtured applications
Process gas compressors & Turboexpanders	Exploration drilling equipment	Quality assurance in tightening
Rental equipment & services	Rock drilling tools	Drills
	Underground vehicles	Grinders
	Ground engineering	Percussive tools
	Raiseboring Equipment	Hoist and trolleys
	Rock reinforcement & bolting	Air motors
	Water well, gas, coal bed methane	Airline accessories
	Road construction equipment

Aerotecture International Inc.

http://www.aerotecture.com/

Wind turbines designed for urban settings. Invented by University of Illinois industrial design professor, Bil Becker, Aeroturbines are a new development in wind turbine technology. Aeroturbines can be installed on existing rooftops or built into the architecture of new buildings to provide clean renewable electricity at its site of consumption. Aeroturbines are uniquely suited to urban environments because they are:

• Noise and vibration-free
• Safe for birds
• Able to utilize multi-directional and gusting winds
• Self-regulating (no overspeed protection required)
• Low maintenance
• Made from low-cost and readily available materials