PRD-B040SAIB-62 KOLLMORGEN gas turbine control I/O module

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PRD-B040SAIB-62 KOLLMORGEN gas turbine control I/O module

PRD-B040SAIB-62 KOLLMORGEN gas turbine control I/O module

Ren Liling, electronic engineer and project leader of GE Global R&D Center, said that cloud computing has the potential to fundamentally change the air traffic management model. Enable professionals to improve traffic flow, plan more favorable sailing routes and altitudes, and ultimately provide passengers with more predictable and efficient on time travel. One of the key objectives of the project is to explore how air traffic controllers, airlines, and aircraft can interact more efficiently in a cloud computing environment.
Applying cloud computing to aviation traffic management is a major initiative for GE to build an industrial internet. The industrial internet represents a new stage of product development, which involves creating a network of intelligent machines and systems interconnected to help customers improve company operational performance.
As early as November 2011, GE announced the expansion of its software plan to promote industrial product development into a new era by collecting and using Big data. GE has established a global software headquarters in San Raymond, California, USA, and added 400 professional software personnel.