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New REDEL 2P High Voltage plastic connector
REDEL introduces its latest plastic High Voltage connector. These 2, 5 and 8 contacts configurations are the ideal solution for medical and industrial applications.Building on the 2P series legacy in medical applications, these new insert configurations are the ideal solutions for latest high voltage PFA (Pulsed-Field Ablation) and PEF (Pulsed Electrical Field) catheter technologies.Besides specif
CONNECTED 18: the new edition of our hi-tech magazine is out!
Discover technology at the heart of sport, where LEMO interconnect solutions are omnipresent.We will tell you about the rise of football, television and broadcasting and how closely linked they are.How and why the stadiums of the powerful English Premier League – as well as all World Cup stadiums are equipped with the latest technologies, including LEMO solutions.
New cutting-edge High-speed connectors
LEMO is thrilled to announce the expansion of its field-proven High-speed data transfer portfolio with the release of USB 3.1 and Single Pair Ethernet connectors.
An Emmy award for LEMO!
On 4th November, LEMO was honoured with a prestigious Tech Emmy Award at the (virtual) Emmy Awards ceremony. American television has thereby recognised the Swiss company for its major role in the launch and development of HDTV. This is also a great birthday present, as LEMO has just celebrated its three quarters of a century.
LEMO Marks its 75th Anniversary in 2021
Founded in Switzerland in 1946 in Morges along the Geneva lake shore, LEMO? took its name from the company's founder, the current CEO’s grandfather, engineer Léon Mouttet. Originally a manufacturer of contacts in noble and rare metals, the company took a major step forward in 1957 with the invention of the Push-Pull self-latching connector.
LEMO and ROVENSO have teamed up during the Robotics Challenge of the International Atomic Energy Agency
LEMO has been supporting Rovenso, a Swiss startup, who was a finalist of the Robotics Challenge of the International Atomic Energy Agency. The event was held in Brisbane Australia. The goal of this challenge was to identify robots that will assist IAEA inspectors in carrying out their tasks. More specifically, repetitive measurement and stock identification tasks in harsh environment areas exposed