Very Switch Development Case
Forced switching of control devices and emergency phone operation systems! Introducing a case study on the development of emergency switch systems.
This is an introduction to a case where our company developed an "Emergency Switch" for disaster prevention command systems aimed at disaster prevention facilities. It is designed to be mounted on a command desk (tabletop) and serves as a device to manually and forcibly switch the operation systems of command control devices and emergency phones. In this development, we utilized circuit design and mechanical design technologies to create a tabletop product by processing commercially available cases. 【Case Overview】 ■ Product Name: Emergency Switch ■ End User: Various disaster prevention facilities ■ Technologies Used: Circuit Design, Mechanical Design ■ Tools: D2-CAD, Auto-CAD *For more details, please download the PDF or feel free to contact us.
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Our company possesses extensive technology and knowledge related to business applications, control of surveying instruments other than business applications, and firmware utilizing PLCs. As a BtoB development partner, we respond to various software and hardware needs. Since our establishment, we have established a one-stop business system that includes case and rack housing design using various sheet metal, as well as circuit design and manufacturing for analog and digital control devices. In recent years, we have been providing development support for companies specializing in specific fields with our available technology and knowledge know-how. *For more details, please download the PDF or feel free to contact us.*
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