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Antaira News
www.antaira.com
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ENSURING WIRELESS CONNECTIVITY: IEEE 802.11 ROAMING, DROP, AND RECONNECT STRATEGIES
In today’s fast-paced interconnected industrial world, the demand for high efficiency and uninterrupted wireless communication has grown exponentially in recent years.
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Antaira Industrial Ethernet Switch is 30 Percent Smaller for Flexible Deployment in Space-Constrained Areas
8-Port PoE+ Gigabit Switch fits inside Small Machines and Crowded Control Cabinets.
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Mastering Industrial Switch Challenges in Artificial Intelligence Deployments
Article by Henry Martel, Field Application Engineer, Antaira Technology.
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Using Industrial PoE Switches to Power Edge Devices
Article by Henry Martel, Field Application Engineer, Antaira Technologies.
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Robots in Material Handling Require Reliable Wireless Communication
This article possesses comprehensive explanation by Henry Martel, field application engineer at Antaira Technologies.
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Antaira WiFi Access Point Extends Industrial Networks
Antaira Technologies has launched an industrial dual-radio wireless LAN access point optimized with added router capabilities that securely extends connectivity to the ever-growing number of WiFi devices deployed on high-density plant floors.
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Antaira Wired Router Optimized for Industrial Automation with Support for 1:1 NAT
Antaira has released its new wired router LRX-0200 with 1:1 NAT capability. Using this type of NAT, Control Engineers can translate multiple outside IP addresses into multiple inside IP addresses, allowing full access to all machine networks without the need for duplicate IP addresses.
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Wifi Bridge vs WiFi Repeater – What is the Difference?
Article by Hanry Martel, Field Application Engineer, Antaira Technologies.
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Antaira: A New Vision For Robotics, Gives Industrial Robots Human-like Functions
General Motors (GM) incorporated the world’s first robots into an assembly process back in 1962. Although primitive by today’s standards, these robots opened new possibilities by performing dull, repetitive tasks automatically and more accurately than humans.
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