The Inmesol team in charge of our stand at Middle East Electricity last week has returned from Dubai with an even more positive assessment, if that’s possible, of our presence at the fair than for the last four editions. One of the reasons for this is that over the past few years, our distributors in Middle Eastern countries have succeeded in positioning our brand as a synonym for quality in the market.
In many companies nowadays, mobile telephones and Internet connections have replaced almost all the functions of the old fixed networks. Moreover, some organisations have even dispensed with them completely, considering them obsolete, meaning that the smooth running of their communications systems relies on the infrastructures of the electricity and telecommunications companies.
The discovery opens up the possibility of integrating electronic devices (semiconductors) directly inside the fibre.
For the fourth consecutive year, Inmesol will have an exhibition stand at Middle East Electricity. The fair, which this year celebrates its 40th edition, is the most important in the world for energy sectors, including generation, transmission and distribution, as well as renewable energies and lighting.
A few weeks ago we wrote an article on this blog dedicated to the software which permits generator sets to be controlled remotely from any mobile device: the DSEWebNet app. (See Remote Monitoring and Control for Generator Sets with the DSE Mobile App.) Today we are going to explain how the DSE 890 hardware works as well as the system in its entirety.
About a year ago a group of researchers at the Barcelona Institute of Photonic Sciences (ICFO) showed indirectly that graphene is capable of transforming a single photon into multiple electrons. In other words, the material could be highly effective at transforming light into electricity.
At Inmesol, ensuring the safety of our generator sets is paramount. That is why we carry out several verification tests during the final stage of manufacture. As we are dealing with machines which generate electrical energy, the electrical safety checks have particular relevance in the process.
For the first time in history a solar-powered plane will attempt to fly around the world without using a single drop of fossil fuel. Solar Impulse 2 will take off from Abu Dhabi on 1st March 2015. The aircraft is the result of 12 years of research and development.
Our civilisation would not exist without the light from the Sun. Moreover, without light-based technologies we would live in a very different world to the one we know: the Internet would not exist nor, as a consequence, would the possibility of sending documents, images, videos and e-mails or using social networks on the world wide web.
Facebook is currently the network with the most users in the world: more than 1150 million people have an account (according to a study published about six months ago by the company Leverage New Age Media). However, even though many companies have a corporate profile on Facebook, the platform is perceived as a social network unlike other networks, such as LinkedIn, which have positioned themselves among Internet users as professional networks. Now this could change as Mark Zuckerberg’s company has just announced the imminent launch of Facebook at Work, aimed at businesses.
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