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Scarica Il PDF Soluzioni Industriali PC Indice ASEM CORPORATE Panel ARM based 39 anni di innovazione Made in Italy 4 RT25 21 ASEM e la "Open Automation" 5 RT30 / RT31 22 R&D 6 RT35 new 24 Produzione high tech e high quality 7 RT40 26 La «Open Automation» motore dell'Industry 4.0 8 Panel IPC HT2000 30 HT2150 32 INDUSTRIAL PC SOLUTIONS HT2200 34 Industrial PC & Monitor features 12 HT3000 36 Custom Solutions 14 HT3200 38 ASEM Standards 15 HT3400 / HT3600 new 40 Soluzioni software per l’automazione industriale 16 HT5000 42 Portfolio Prodotti 18 Book Mounting IPC BM40 46 BM100 new 48 BM2150 50 BM2200 52 BM3300 / BM3500 new 54 BM3400 / BM3600 new 56 Box IPC PB2000 60 PB2150 62 PB2200 64 PB3000 / PB3010 66 PB3200 68 PB3400 / PB3600 new 70 PB5000 72 Arm Mounting IPC VK3200 76 VPC2200 78 Rack IPC PR4047 / PR4147 82 PR4048 / PR4148 83 PR4049 / PR4149 new 84 Monitor Industriali MH100 / MHR100 88 MK100 / MKR100 90 Varianti e Opzioni Soluzioni di remotazione video 93 Schede di comunicazione Fieldbus 94 Moduli WiFi, Bluetooth e Modem 95 ASEM sviluppa e produce un’ampia gamma di PC Pannelli frontali 96 industriali, di soluzioni di HMI e PAC (Programmable Area pulsanti configurabile 98 Automation Controller) basate su piattaforme Accessori meccanici 99 hardware ARM Cortex A8/A9 e x86 per il mercato Servizi e Supporto 101 dell’automazione industriale. 3 ASEM corporate 39 anni di Innovazione Made in Italy ASEM e la "Open Automation" Dal 1979 ASEM è uno dei Le prestazioni, la di soluzioni per le applicazioni how nello sviluppo hardware, pionieri nell’integrazione configurabilità, la robustezza, di automazione industriale firmware e software, ASEM delle tecnologie digitali tra il design e la ricchezza di più esigenti. Credendo nelle ha consolidato negli anni la i mondi dell’Information & funzionalità software dei potenzialità dell’applicazione leadership italiana nel mercato Communication Technology propri prodotti e sistemi delle tecnologie Open & dei PC Industriali, dei sistemi e dell’Industrial Automation. sono il risultato di 39 Standard anche nel mercato di HMI e del software e anni di esperienza nella delle Factory Automation e sistemi per la teleassistenza ed progettazione e produzione sfruttando l’eccellente know- il telecontrollo. • Fondata nel 1979 dall’attuale Presidente ed Amministratore 1979 - 1982 Delegato Renzo Guerra, ASEM (Automazione Sistemi Specializzazione Elettronici Microcomputer) nasce come engineering nell'Engineering specializzata nella progettazione e produzione di sistemi di Elettronica automazione industriale con tecnologia a microprocessore. ASEM opera da oltre 25 ASEM: imprenditorialità, La profonda conoscenza delle informatici sviluppati anni nel mercato delle investimenti, innovazione piattaforme tecnologiche con tecnologie "Open & • ASEM entra nel mercato dell’Information Technology progettando applicazioni industriali La costante propensione "x86" (PC) e "ARM" e gli Standard", integrati con e producendo interfacce ed accessori per Personal Computer. basate su sistemi x86 e all’innovazione e alla qualità investimenti nello sviluppo strumenti di sviluppo software • Unica azienda italiana oltre all’Olivetti®, ASEM progetta e da 10 anni nel mercato coniugata agli investimenti del software sono in sintonia flessibili e facili da usare. 1983 - 1992 produce PC MS-DOS compatibili raggiungendo alla fine degli dell’automazione in risorse umane, tecnologia con l’evolversi dei bisogni del L’integrazione delle Protagonista nel anni ’80 una quota del 6% del mercato italiano, superiore alla industriale. e asset produttivi rende oggi mercato dell’automazione Information & Communication mondo IT quota di multinazionali quali Apple® e Compaq®. ASEM una delle aziende industriale. Il processo di Technologies è ormai una Leader in Italia nella emergenti nel settore globalizzazione dei mercati necessità funzionale e non "Open Automation", ASEM dell'automazione industriale e la crisi economica hanno è più pensabile produrre è il partner affidabile e in Europa, in grado di obbligato i costruttori di macchine automatiche non • Nella prima metà degli anni ’90, prima in Italia, ASEM progetta professionale in grado di fornire sistemi e soluzioni macchine automatiche e integrabili in reti informatiche e produce PC Industriali orientati in particolare al mercato 1993 - 2005 accompagnare l’evoluzione interamente progettati, automazione a ridurre i più ampie e complesse nelle dell’Automazione Industriale. La leadership nel mercato tecnologica dei sistemi di HMI, industrializzati e prodotti nei costi e recuperare efficienza, quali sia possibile condividere dei PC industriali controllo e teleassistenza per propri stabilimenti. e al tempo stesso si è dati e informazioni. il mercato dell’Automazione ASEM ha saputo anticipare modificata la domanda ora L’eccellenza tecnologica, • Nel 2006 ASEM inizia un percorso di specializzazione per Industriale con lo sviluppo le esigenze del mercato nella caratterizzata da richieste garantita dalla continuità e proporsi al mercato non solo come produttore di PC Industriali e la fornitura di piattaforme convinzione che i costruttori sempre più aggressive in dall’entità degli investimenti ma come azienda in grado di fornire sistemi per l’automazione hardware "Open & Standard" di macchine automatiche e termini di prezzo, di riduzione in attività di ricerca e sviluppo industriale completi di software. integrate con soluzioni system integrator debbano dei tempi di consegna e e dagli investimenti nella • Grazie ad accordi con aziende leader di settore ASEM propone software innovative, flessibili e abbandonare il "fai da te" di personalizzazione dei formazione dell’organico 2006 - 2010 al mercato le piattaforme software Premium HMI e CODESYS facili da usare. e le tecnologie proprietarie macchinari. aziendale, e le capacità di Produttore di sistemi di (softPLC). ASEM infatti è caratterizzata per abbracciare piattaforme Per l’industria produttrice comprendere e anticipare la automazione • Apre i battenti l'unità locale di Giussano (MB) dedicata alle da una propria capacità di hardware e software "Open di macchine automatiche rapida evoluzione del mercato su scala internazionale attività di supporto software e sistemi. progettazione hardware, & Standard" e concentrarsi e automazione industriale, e di impostare e perseguire • Viene aperto l'ufficio commerciale di Stoccarda per la vendita firmware, software, meccanica sullo sviluppo del software storicamente conservatrice, la corrette strategie hanno diretta agli OEM nel mercato tedesco. e sistemistica e dalla capacità applicativo e delle funzionalità è quindi necessario ridurre i consentito all’azienda di di gestire in proprio tutte le e tecnologie distintive dei tempi di sviluppo e assumere mantenere negli ultimi 10 fasi del processo produttivo, propri macchinari. un atteggiamento innovativo anni una costante dinamica di • Viene rilasciata la piattaforma PremiumHMI3, primo software compresa l’attività di che deve prevedere l’utilizzo crescita. di supervisione con nuove funzionalità sviluppate da ASEM. assemblaggio e saldatura di componenti elettronico/ • Nasce la piattaforma di teleassistenza UBIQUITY per l’accesso delle schede elettroniche. remoto a sistemi di supervisione e dispositivi di automazione. • Entra in funzione il secondo stabilimento di Artegna per l'assemblaggio e il test delle schede elettroniche e dei sistemi • Apre i battenti l'unità locale R&D software di Verona. ASEM in numeri: 2011 - … • ASEM progetta e produce anche sistemi di HMI di Ricavi 2017 pari a 40,2 milioni di Euro L'era del software e teleassistenza e telecontrollo ARM based. 187 addetti della teleassistenza • Viene rilasciata la nuova versione del software di supervisione PremiumHMI5, che introduce la programmazione multi touch, Sede principale di 5.200 mq ad Artegna (UD) il supporto per processori multi core e il protocollo OPC UA, Unità locale produttiva di 3.250 mq ad Artegna (UD) che apre innumerevoli scenari nel vastissimo panorama della Unità locale per attività di R&D a Verona connettività distribuita, ponendo solide basi per affrontare tutte le tematiche di Industry 4.0 e IoT. Unità locale per attività di R&D a Giussano (MB) Unità locale per le attività commerciali in Germania 4 Industrial Automation | Industrial PC Solutions 5 ASEM corporate R&D Produzione high tech e high quality La perfetta integrazione delle tecnologie hardware e software è la chiave del successo Il 30% delle risorse umane Dalla stretta collaborazione I team di R&D infatti di ASEM è impegnato in con i principali trendsetter collaborano sinergicamente attività di Ricerca e Sviluppo. tecnologici e dal confronto durante tutto il processo Il team comprende ingegneri continuo con i clienti nascono di progettazione affinché altamente specializzati con le specifiche dell’architettura i requisiti hardware e le competenze complementari hardware, firmware, funzionalità software di ogni Le attività produttive di ASEM ASEM assembla e produce Per l’assemblaggio I componenti elettronici e che coprono tutte le esigenze sistemistica e software di ogni soluzione vengano gestiti si sviluppano su due moderni le schede elettroniche, i automatico delle schede informatici sono acquisiti dai di progettazione elettronica singolo prodotto. e implementati in maniera stabilimenti industriali per prodotti e i sistemi in propri vengono utilizzati una serie principali produttori mondiali e meccanica nonché quelle di integrata. una superficie complessiva di stabilimenti. di macchinari, strumenti ed e vengono specificatamente sviluppo firmware e software. 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