CONNECTED 雜志第21期

Launch of new hybrid fibre optic connector 3K.93C.Y
LEMO launches a new connector for inter connection of HD video cameras in professional broadcast industry. The new hybrid connector called 3K.93C.Y is fully compatible with existing SMPTE and ARIB standard. This recent LEMO design has less components allowing easy assembly and reducing the termination costs for the hybrid fibre optic connector.

TECHNICAL INNOVATION REVOLUTIONISES DISABILITY MOTORSPORT
The Team BRIT car racing team are getting ready to send off their disabled drivers to the 24 Hours of Le Mans race.

SLEEP TIGHT WITH CIDELEC
The importance of sleep for well-being and health is a proven fact. Unfortunately, bad nights can have a countless number of causes.Among these, sleep disordered breathing affects one person out of twenty in western countries. They have an adverse effect on overall health and can considerably increase the risk of a heart attack or a stroke. Not to mention the inconvenience they cause to the person

LEMO magazine CONNECTED n°10
The 10th issue of LEMO's CONNECTED magazine is out!So far, CONNECTED has already led us from space exploring telescopes to turbines harnessing deep sea currents. From sensors operating at 2,200 degrees to vehicles equipped to drive to the North Pole. We have listened to experts in satellites, energy, the environment, drones, 3D printing and motor sport.We have travelled in the wake of innovators a

LEMO sponsors EPFLoop
LEMO is participating along with EPFLoop in the Hyperloop Competition which will take place on 22nd July 2018 in California.The SpaceX Hyperloop Pod Competition's aim is to accelerate functional prototypes and to encourage student innovation. This year, the competition will focus on a single criterion, which is speed.EPFLoop is a team of professors, students & phd students from the Ecole Polyt

WHEN FRENCH TECH MET LEMO TECH
Founded 30 years ago, LEMO France has become a preferred partner for many players in the French industry 4.0. The company supports the development of start-ups as much as major groups.