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Audioengine HD3.(2) Incheon, South Korea, August 3, 2023.

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JVC PTZ Peace of Mind Support - Videoguys

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JVC PTZ Peace of Mind Support - Videoguys

At JVC, support of our new PTZ cameras is the highest priority. That’s why JVC created the “Peace of Mind” program and have assigned their most experienced support members to it. Whether you have questions about the camera or workflow, their team of remote production experts will be there to guide you.

To ensure Peace of Mind with your PTZ purchase, JVC has created an in-warranty program unmatched by any others in the industry. Should your camera fail during the warranty period, JVC will send you an advance replacement within 48 – 72 hours.

Peace of Mind Advance Replacement Process:

Provide a credit card that will be authorized for the cost of the replacement camera*

JVC will ship via 2nd Day Air a replacement camera

JVC will supply a return shipping label for return of the defective camera

*Should the defective camera be missing components or not received within 30 days of receiving the replacement, JVC will charge the credit card for the replacement cost of each component at MSRP

Dwayne Kersey – Product Support Engineer Dwayne is the “youngest” associate with “only” 20 years at JVC Professional but maybe the most popular member of our team. Dwayne’s knowledge of studio systems, field camera operation, and video production is well known by our customers. Being the certified network specialist, Dwayne also supports complex REMI video streaming workflows. Give him a call if you have questions about NDI, SRT, Remote VPN, or cellular bonding.

     Lorenzo White – Professional Support Specialist Lorenzo has been responsible for direct customer support since 1998 and helped thousands of customers over his 25 years of service. There’s a good chance you will be talking to Lorenzo when dialing the 800-Support number. Give him a call and he will walk you through the new PTZ camera setup or professional camcorder configuration.

        Edgar Shane – General Manager, Engineering Edgar built his first audio amplifier in 1976 and after receiving his MSEE in 1986 joined the electronics industry full-time and is still enjoying his career. Over the last 25 years with JVC Edgar worked closely with our factory in Japan on the new products development, REMI video streaming workflows optimization, and ENG/Studio solutions. Edgar often demonstrates CONNECTED CAM and PTZ products in his live online webinars available on YouTube.

  JVC PTZ Products

4K KY-PZ400N cameras provide optimal streaming image quality and performance for remote production over the internet and are equipped with NDI® HX and SRT streaming, H.265/H.264/MJPEG encoding, and VITC (Vertical Interval Timecode) multi-camera synchronization technologies. With integrated NDI® HX technology from NewTek®, the 400N offers a high-quality, low-latency IP video transmission standard that is ideal for streaming in an ever-evolving media landscape

NDI® HX

SRT Streaming

Extra wide 71-degree horizontal angle of view

12x Optical Zoom + 8x digital zoom

H.265/H.264/MJPEG encoding

Multicamera synchronization using VITC (Vertical Interval Timecode) RTMP/RTMPS/RTSP/HTTP streaming protocols

The HD KY-PZ200N and KY-PZ200 cameras provide optimal streaming image quality and performance for remote production over the internet and SRT streaming, H.265/H.264/MJPEG encoding and VITC (Vertical Interval Timecode) multi-camera synchronization technologies. The HD KY PZ200N and 200 models are available in black or white variations to best match the ambiance of the venue/project.

NDI® HX*

SRT Streaming

UVC enables cameras to be used as a webcam

H.265/H.264/MJPEG encoding

Multicamera synchronization using VITC (Vertical Interval Timecode)

RTMP/RTMPS/RTSP/HTTP streaming protocols

20x optical zoom

*KY-PZ200N only

The multi-award winning KY-PZ510N 4K PTZ cameras feature NDI® 5 and 4K60P HEVC Secure Reliable Transport (SRT) streaming, perfect for studios, classrooms, corporate settings, event facilities, sports venues and houses of worship. The cameras also feature enhanced SMART auto-tracking that follows one person and can select one of multiple people within its super-wide 80 degree field of view. Each KY-PZ510 model also incorporates Vertical Interval Time Code (VITC) with Network Time Protocol (NTP) for multi-camera synchronization for seamless live event production.

NDI®HX3*

4K60p H.265/HEVC Streaming

Super-Wide 80-degree Field of View

Multi-Slice Encoding Technology

UVC enables cameras to be used as a webcam

H.265/H.264/MJPEG encoding

SMART Auto Tracking*

Multicamera synchronization using VITC (Vertical Interval Timecode) RTMP/RTMPS/RTSP/HTTP streaming protocols

20x optical zoom

*KY-PZ510N only

This compact joystick controller connects to your network and provides complete IP control of cameras in your facility or anywhere in the world through the Internet.

5 camera / 5 preset PTZ camera operation with 2-axis joystick and zoom bridge controls

Supports VISCA, UDP, PELCO P/D control protocols over RS422, RS485, RS232 and IP

4-color LED multi-screen display supports easy setup and operation

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Voler Systems is known for its quick and efficient prototyping capabilities. In industries where time-to-market is critical, Voler Systems supports fast prototyping and design adjustments, allowing clients to test their ideas and make refinements before moving into production. This not only saves time and resources but also ensures that the final product is well-suited to market needs. For companies with evolving requirements, Voler Systems’ agile process adapts to provide practical, timely solutions.

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Electronics Import in India: Trends, Key Products, HS Codes

Electronics import in India has seen significant growth over the years, driven by increasing consumer demand and technological advancements. As one of the largest importers of electronic goods, India relies heavily on foreign manufacturers to meet its domestic needs. This article delves into the dynamics of electronics import in India, provides a list of electronic goods imported, explores relevant Harmonized System (HS) codes, and analyzes the impact of these imports on the Indian economy.

Overview of Electronics Import in India

India's electronics market has been rapidly expanding, with imports constituting a significant portion of the supply. Electronics imports in India mainly include mobile phones, laptops, integrated circuits, display panels, and other consumer electronics. The growing middle class, rising disposable incomes, and increasing digital adoption have fueled demand for these products.

In 2023, the total value of India electronics imports surpassed USD 65 billion, reflecting a steady increase from previous years. The majority of these imports come from countries such as China, Vietnam, South Korea, and Japan. Despite efforts to boost local manufacturing through initiatives like 'Make in India' and the Production Linked Incentive (PLI) scheme, India remains dependent on imports to fulfil its electronics needs.

Key Factors Driving Electronics Import in India

Several factors contribute to the high volume of electronics imports in India:

High Consumer Demand

With the rapid penetration of smartphones, laptops, and other consumer electronics, the demand for imported electronic goods has surged.

Technological Advancements

Continuous advancements in technology have led to the import of newer and more advanced electronic products, which are not yet manufactured domestically.

Lack of Local Manufacturing Capacity

Despite several government initiatives, India's local manufacturing capacity for advanced electronics remains limited, necessitating imports to bridge the gap.

Cost Competitiveness

Imported electronic goods are often more cost-effective due to economies of scale achieved by global manufacturers.

List of Electronic Goods Imported in India

India imports a wide range of electronic goods to cater to its diverse market needs. Below is a list of electronic goods imported in India:

Mobile Phones

Mobile phones account for a significant portion of India's electronics imports. With increasing smartphone penetration and frequent technological upgrades, the demand for imported mobile phones continues to grow.

Laptops and Tablets

Laptops and tablets are essential tools for education, work, and entertainment, making them high-demand items in the Indian market. Most of these devices are imported due to the lack of domestic production facilities.

Television Sets and Display Panels

India imports a large number of television sets and display panels, mainly from China and South Korea. The demand for high-quality, large-screen televisions is on the rise, especially with the increasing popularity of OTT platforms.

Integrated Circuits and Semiconductors

Integrated circuits (ICs) and semiconductors are crucial components for various electronic devices. India imports a vast majority of these components, primarily from Taiwan and South Korea, due to the lack of a robust semiconductor manufacturing ecosystem domestically.

Consumer Electronics

This category includes items like washing machines, refrigerators, air conditioners, and microwave ovens. These products are primarily imported from China and Southeast Asian countries.

Networking Equipment

With the expansion of digital infrastructure and the rollout of 5G technology, the demand for networking equipment like routers, switches, and modems has increased. A significant portion of this equipment is imported to meet the growing needs.

Electronic HS Codes and Their Importance

HS codes, or Harmonized System codes, are internationally standardized numbers that classify traded products to facilitate customs procedures. The electronic HS codes help in identifying specific goods for import and export, ensuring a smooth customs clearance process and accurate duty assessment. Some key HS codes relevant to electronics imports in India include:

HS Code 8517

This code covers telephone sets, including smartphones and other telecommunication devices.

HS Code 8471

This code is used for automatic data processing machines and units thereof, including laptops and computers.

HS Code 8528

This code pertains to monitors and projectors, not incorporating television reception apparatus.

HS Code 8542

This code is used for electronic integrated circuits and microassemblies, which are crucial for various electronic applications.

HS Code 8504

This code relates to electrical transformers, static converters, and inductors used in electronic devices.

Understanding these HS codes is essential for importers to classify products correctly and comply with international trade regulations. It also aids in tracking import data and analyzing market trends.

The Impact of Electronics Imports on the Indian Economy

The heavy reliance on electronics imports has both positive and negative implications for the Indian economy. On the positive side, imports help meet the domestic demand for advanced technology and support sectors like telecommunications, IT, and consumer electronics. They also facilitate technological upgrades and contribute to economic growth.

However, excessive dependence on imports has several drawbacks. It leads to a significant outflow of foreign exchange and contributes to the trade deficit. Additionally, relying heavily on imports makes India vulnerable to global supply chain disruptions and geopolitical tensions.

Government Initiatives to Reduce Electronics Imports

To reduce dependency on electronics imports, the Indian government has launched several initiatives:

Make in India

This initiative encourages local manufacturing of electronic goods, aiming to make India a global hub for electronics manufacturing.

Production Linked Incentive (PLI) Scheme

The PLI scheme offers financial incentives to companies that set up manufacturing units in India for electronics and other high-demand products.

Phased Manufacturing Program (PMP)

This program aims to increase domestic value addition in electronics manufacturing by incentivizing the local production of components and sub-assemblies.

Conclusion

India's electronics imports play a vital role in meeting the growing domestic demand for technology products. However, there is a need to balance imports with domestic production to reduce the trade deficit and build a resilient supply chain. By understanding the key products, trends, and HS codes associated with electronics imports, stakeholders can make informed decisions to navigate the complexities of the global electronics market. However, if you need electronic export data, electronic import data, or global trade data, you can connect with Seair Exim Solutions.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs):

Q1. What are the major electronics imported into India?

The major electronics imported into India include mobile phones, laptops, television sets, integrated circuits, and consumer electronics like refrigerators and washing machines.

Q2. Why does India import a large volume of electronics?

India imports a large volume of electronics due to high consumer demand, lack of local manufacturing capacity, technological advancements, and cost competitiveness of imported goods.

Q3. What are HS codes in the context of electronics imports?

HS codes are standardized numerical codes used globally to classify traded products, including electronics, to streamline customs procedures and duty assessments.

Q4. What is the impact of electronics imports on the Indian economy?

While electronics imports meet domestic demand and support economic growth, they also lead to a significant outflow of foreign exchange and contribute to the trade deficit.

Q5. What initiatives has the Indian government taken to reduce electronics imports?

The Indian government has launched initiatives like 'Make in India,' the Production Linked Incentive (PLI) scheme, and the Phased Manufacturing Program (PMP) to boost local electronics manufacturing.

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Innovative Applications of PEEK Film in the Electronics industry

In the rapidly developing electronics industry, the application of new materials is one of the important driving forces for industry progress. Among them, PEEK Film (polyetheretherketone film), as a high-performance plastic film material, is showing broad application prospects and innovation potential in the electronics industry with its unique properties. This article will explore the innovative…

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Electronica China Exhibitor List 2024

Electronica China Exhibitor List 2024

Electronica China 2024 is widely recognized as the premier platform for the electronics industry, offering invaluable opportunities to explore the latest innovations, trends, and services. Connect with the leading industry experts through our Electronica China Exhibitor List 2024!

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AITech Interview with Ross Alcazar, COO at Softmatter

Dive into an engaging conversation with Ross Alcazar, COO at Softmatter, as he shares invaluable insights into operations and technology.

Kindly brief us about yourself and your journey as the COO of Softmatter.

For many years, I’ve been working in the mechanical and electronics industry, working with a diverse set of companies from large US multinationals to mid-size. Asia-based component suppliers. During this period, I’ve always had a good level of engineering and problem-solving approach toward my customers’ goals when it comes to components and full-level assembly. I learned that my path to Softmatter working with fabrics was both foreign and familiar. Although a whole new set of processes and materials, in the end not much different in working with hard goods and soft goods which gives a level of familiarity and opportunity to apply many of the same industry practices.

Also Read: How Does Event-driven Architecture In Hyper-automation Help Your Business?

Please share with us your source of inspiration for venturing into innovation and technology.  

My ability to use new tools, materials, and techniques to make and recreate what we use, love, and value in daily life serve as my inspiration. In much the same way a painter and artist can re-render works of art with different formats. I find that working and adding textiles to my current library of skill sets gives me a completely expanded viewpoint of how I would re-apply things that seem to be mundane in past projects and re-envision and refresh them to things that would be even more sought after from a form and function perspective.

Kindly brief our audience about Softmatter.

Softmatter is a group of super-talented folks that have transformed the art of creating everyday clothing and softgoods devices into an engineering function. I say this because, in the apparel world, art and design are created with the thought of enhancing the aesthetics, form, and comfort of those that wear them. By infusing tech, it adds another dimension of function to those designs which are bound by engineering, precision, and craftsmanship. Our team integrates tech into softgoods which demonstrates the perfect blend of design language, and tight tolerance levels of engineering control to maintain a premium device experience and give the conformability of traditional softgoods. Lastly, by engaging with us on Sketch to Shelf, we have the full vertical value stream to enable our customers to engage in the discovery process as well as knowing production standards are in place when ready to scale.

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Audioengine HD3.(3) Incheon, South Korea, August 3, 2023.

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The Future of Manufacturing: How Digital Twins, 3D AI, Robotics Automation, and Immersive Reality Tech Are Modernizing Industries

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The Future of Manufacturing: How Digital Twins, 3D AI, Robotics Automation, and Immersive Reality Tech Are Modernizing Industries

The manufacturing sector today is being driven by rapid advancements in sophisticated technology. Among the most significant contributors to this modernization are Digital Twins, 3D AI, robotics automation, and immersive reality technologies. These innovations are not merely enhancing traditional manufacturing processes but are fundamentally altering how industries approach production, quality control, and overall operational efficiency.

Digital Twins: Bridging the Physical and Digital Worlds

Digital Twins technology has emerged as a game-changer, providing manufacturers with a virtual replica of physical assets, systems, or processes. This technology allows for real-time monitoring, simulation, and optimization of manufacturing operations, leading to significant improvements in efficiency and productivity.

In the automotive industry, for instance, Digital Twins enable manufacturers to simulate the entire production process, from design to assembly. By creating a digital counterpart of a car, engineers can test different design iterations and manufacturing processes without the need for physical prototypes. This not only accelerates the development cycle but also reduces costs and material waste.

Similarly, in the aerospace sector, Digital Twins are used to monitor the health of aircraft components. Sensors embedded in the physical parts send real-time data to their digital counterparts, allowing for predictive maintenance and reducing the risk of unexpected failures. This technology ensures higher safety standards and prolonged lifespan of critical components.

3D AI: Revolutionizing Design and Production

3D AI, which combines three-dimensional modeling with artificial intelligence, is another pivotal technology reshaping manufacturing. This convergence allows for the creation of highly detailed and accurate 3D models, which can be analyzed and optimized using AI algorithms.

In the medical device industry, 3D AI is revolutionizing the design and production of prosthetics and implants. By using AI to analyze patient-specific data, manufacturers can create custom-fitted devices that offer better performance and comfort. This personalized approach not only improves patient outcomes but also streamlines the production process.

The retail industry is also benefiting from 3D AI. Virtual try-ons powered by this technology allow designers to visualize how garments will fit on different body types, reducing the need for physical samples and fittings. This not only speeds up the design process but also makes it more sustainable by minimizing fabric waste.

Robotics Automation: Enhancing Efficiency and Precision

Robotics automation has been a cornerstone of manufacturing for decades, but recent advancements are taking it to new levels. Modern robots are more intelligent, flexible, and capable of performing complex tasks with greater precision.

In the electronics industry, for example, the production of circuit boards involves intricate and delicate processes. Advanced robotics automation systems can handle these tasks with high accuracy and consistency, reducing the likelihood of defects and increasing throughput. Furthermore, collaborative robots, or cobots, are working alongside human operators, enhancing productivity and safety on the factory floor.

The food and beverage industry is also witnessing a surge in robotics automation. Robots are being used for tasks such as packaging, sorting, and quality control. These machines can operate at high speeds and with remarkable precision, ensuring that products meet stringent quality standards. Moreover, robotics automation helps in maintaining hygiene and safety standards, which are critical in this industry.

Immersive Reality Tech: Transforming Training and Maintenance

Immersive reality technologies, including virtual reality (VR) and augmented reality (AR), are offering new ways for manufacturers to train employees, conduct maintenance, and enhance overall operational efficiency.

In the heavy machinery industry, VR is being used to train operators and maintenance personnel. By simulating real-world scenarios in a virtual environment, workers can gain hands-on experience without the risks associated with on-the-job training. This not only improves skill levels but also reduces the likelihood of accidents and equipment damage.

AR is playing a crucial role in maintenance and repair operations across various manufacturing sectors. For instance, in the oil and gas industry, AR headsets provide technicians with real-time information and guidance, overlaying digital instructions onto physical equipment. This enables faster and more accurate repairs, minimizing downtime and operational disruptions.

Synergy of Technologies: The Smart Factory of the Future

The true potential of these technologies is realized when they converge to create a smart factory ecosystem. In such an environment, Digital Twins, 3D AI, robotics automation, and immersive reality tech work in unison, enabling a seamless flow of data and operations.

Consider a smart factory in the automotive sector. Digital Twins provide a virtual replica of the entire production line, 3D AI optimizes the design of car components, robotics automation ensures precise and efficient assembly, and AR assists maintenance teams with real-time information. The result is a highly efficient, flexible, and resilient manufacturing operation capable of quickly adapting to changing market demands.

The integration of Digital Twins, 3D AI, robotics automation, and immersive reality technologies is modernizing manufacturing across various industries. These advancements are driving significant improvements in efficiency, precision, and sustainability, while also enhancing safety and operational flexibility. As these technologies continue to evolve, they will undoubtedly unlock new possibilities and further transform the manufacturing landscape, paving the way for a future where smart factories are the norm and innovation is the key to competitiveness. The manufacturers who embrace these technologies today will be the leaders of tomorrow, setting new standards for excellence in industrial operations.

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What Is Graphene and Why Will It Dominate the World Soon?

The graphene market is projected to reach 1,88.8 million by 2030. The major factors behind the growth of this market are, growing demand for graphene from electronics and electrical applications, and also the rising demand from medical industry for new application.

Based on form, the power category had the largest market share in recent years. This can be credited to the usage of its powder form in several technology, such as, printing and storage batteries. Additionally, it is way easier to handle powdered graphene in comparison of its dispersion and flake form.

Based on application, the biomedical category is projected to grow with the fastest pace in coming time. This can be credited to the increasing demand of graphene in manufacturing of cholesterol, hemoglobin and glucose-measuring bioelectric sensory equipment’s, mainly because this material is strong and thin. Furthermore, IT is also used in the DNA testing, cancer treatment and prosthetic devices.

APAC had the largest market share of graphene market in recent time, and it is expected to dominate the market in coming years also. This can be accounted because of growing acceptance of graphene for applications in composite materials for electrical & electronic devices, and automotive vehicles & lightweight aircraft, mainly in countries like India, China and numerous Southeast Asian nations; and the rising per-capita income in the APAC region.

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Commercialization of graphene has increased in past years, credited to several factors like, R&D for its new applications and growing availability of graphene across the globe. Moreover, many graphene forms, such as graphene sheets and graphene flakes, have also started to be used in digital displays, sports goods, conductive inks, and automotive coatings, among others, initially graphene was used for lab testing only.

Graphene is majorly used in electronics and electrical industry, credited to the usage of this in transistors, microchips and print circuits. Due to its favourable qualities, like high strength and electrical conductivity. Because of its increasing usage in flexible devices the demand for graphene is surging. This is because of the special properties of graphene that allow the devices to be folded or rolled as per needed and exceptional chartersticks provided by graphene-based electronic devices.

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Embarking on an electrical engineering project is a significant investment. Whether you're developing an innovative new device or refining an existing product, the process involves many intricate details that require expert input. That’s where your electrical design engineer comes in—they’re your guide, the expert who turns concepts into reality. But a great partnership goes beyond technical skill—it’s about communication.

Source - 10 Questions to Ask Your Electrical Design Engineer