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To solve the most various measurement task using the bmcm measuring systems, our customers developed special software. The inventiveness and the the great variety of the programs are impressive.

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In November 2002, the "German Museum" in Munich setup the Center of New Technologies. Here, projects of research and development are exhibited with the focus on topics of common interest in science, society and engineering making use of "New Technologies". One project is the "remote_lab" with a thermal imager, a robot and optical tweezers – experiments locally set up at the exhibition and operatable worldwide via Internet.

The Windows® software Excel for spread sheet analysis can be used as an easy-to-operate measurement program in combination with the analog USB data acquisition systems from BMC Messsysteme GmbH. Any user with basic knowledge of Excel and Visual Basic can create his own control software in Excel adapted to the measurement task.

Keeping units of blood is subject to strict legal regulations. To guarantee intact units of stored blood e. g., they must be kept in a cool place. Therefore, a blood donation center needs a permanent temperature supervision system scanning, documenting and alerting at high deviations.

At the end of an electronics production, the manufactured boards or devices must pass a detailed function test in accordance with the ISO9000 regulations. Two common test procedures are usually applied.

Whoever gets bored watering his garden with a watering can or garden hose - here we introduce a new idea to you. With a network PC system, much creativity and enjoying handicraft.

In connection with a computer science project, 23 involved students of the Lenné comprehensive school in Potsdam developed a traffic light control for the frequently used traffic junction "Leipziger Dreieck" ("Triangle of Leipzig"). The goal was to simulate the traffic flow of one day and to optimize it if possible.