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embedded world 2017: MEN Mikro’s Modular Hardware Speeds Development in Safety-Critical Markets

March 20, 2017 Rich Nass, Embedded Computing Brand Director

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At embedded world 2017, Embedded Computing Design Vice President Rich Nass visits with Vincent Barbier, Product Manager for MEN Mikro Elektronik at the company’s booth (Hall 1, Booth 406). There, Vincent displays MEN Mikro’s modular hardware solutions for safety-critical applications in the transportation and industrial markets.

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