The collaboration will bring Internet of Things technology to test and measurement.

The company's business director of user experience will discuss customer engagement and IoT offerings.

The company is now offering 28 more directional couplers.

The companies will work to improve efficiency in testing and data processing.

The transaction will expand the company's manufacturing platforms.

The organization is using Rohde & Schwartz to offer a wider range of tests to customers.

It can be operated out of the box or as an open LabVIEW software project for customization.

The device has a 5 in. capacitive touchscreen and built-in support for low resistance applications.

Eckel outfits Faurecia’s new Michigan headquarters with an anechoic acoustic chamber to test vehicle noise and vibration.

The technology offers bidirectional communication and is ideal for the aerospace and automotive industries.