In fact, in CNN named MEMS one of its Top Innovations of the last quarter century. NYSEUNA company, develops, manufactures and integrates technologies that identify, track and manage supply chain assets. The miniaturization and solid state properties of the EL10s MEMS technology leads to greater durability and lower equipment failure rates, as well. For further information, visit www. intermec. com or call 8003472636. introduced the use of microelectromechanical systems MEMS, type of nanotechnology, to supply chain data collection equipment. The EL10 can operate at scans per second, compared to standard laser scan rates of less than scans per second.

To learn more about UNOVA, visit www. unova. com. 1 According to Gartner Group research report, The RealWorld Web Will Connect Objects and Places, Jackie Fenn, 4, 11, ahead of ATMs, display panels, HDTV, the Space Shuttle and flash memory in terms of relevance, impact, or future potential to impact everyday Americans during the course of daily life. Its micromirror and associated drive motor are 166 the size of the mirrors used in traditional laser scanner designs, adding to its durability and compact size.

CNNcommissioned panel of technology leaders placed MEMS at no. The first MEMSbased laser scan engine to be released, the Intermec EL10, features extremely fast scan rates and separate laser emission and collection optics for increased sensitivity, supporting increased scan range and angle, as well as easier scanning of low contrast bar codes. Bar codes have been used by companies for almost years to identify, track and manage supply chain assets. In fact, in CNN named MEMS one of its Top Innovations of the last quarter century. introduced the use of MEMS technology in data collection applications.

In fact, in CNN named MEMS one of its Top Innovations of the last quarter century. The companys products and services are used by customers in many industries worldwide to improve the productivity, quality and responsiveness of business operations. About Intermec Intermec Technologies Corp., UNOVA Inc.

28, 2005Intermec Technologies Corp. New Intermec EL10 Scan Engine Debuts MEMSBased Laser Scanning Technology Intermec worked with the internationally renowned Fraunhaufer Institute to develop the use of MEMS technology in data collection applications. Millions of MEMSbased devices are already at work around the world, making life safer and more convenient. The use of MEMSbased technology offers the first major revolution in laserbased data collection in years, making it possible to produce laser data collection scanners that are significantly faster, smaller, lighter and more efficient than todays legacy scanners. Core technologies include IntellitagR RFID, mobile computing systems, bar code printers and label media.