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April 2016
Our KAMCOS 2.0 project for the textile machine manufacturer Karl Mayer is mentioned briefly in the current issue of the ›Page‹ design trade journal. The report deals with operating concepts for multiple devices. In KAMCOS 2.0 a QR code can be scanned from the HMI of the machine via a smartphone in order to transfer important data to the Service division in case of an error.
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