Safety-critical Robotic Arm by Mentor

November 1, 2017

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Qt showcases at ARM TechCon 2017 by Mentor. Key features: - INDUSTRY 4.0 Mixed Safety Critical System - OPC-UA protocol supported - Multicore consolidationmdxed safety consolidation of safe and non-safe systems - Reduce power consumption and downtime - Broad communication options: OPC UA, EtherCAT, DDS, industrial Ethernet and more - Secure from device power on the cloud Discover more of Qt at ARM TechCon 2017 at https://www.qt.io/event/arm-techcon-2017/ Try Qt today at http://www.qt.io/download/

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