ZUKEN ELMIC, as a system integrator,
has been proposing various solutions to implement "an organic link
between software and hardware." Also we have served as the best partner
for many manufacturers by appropriately addressing the needs of reducing
costs and those of time-to-market.
With our customers' approval, we would like to cite some
examples of our software and solutions.
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[SAXA,Inc]
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KASAGO TCP/IP is ported in Astral (GT500Pro/Std),
a business phone for small-scale organization.
Astral realizes low-cost IP Phone service in all-in-one.
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[Kyocera corporation]
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KASAGO TCP/IP is ported
in AH-K3001V, a model of the AirH" PHONE.
The major feature of the AH-K3001V is that Opera,
HTML-compatible Internet browser is installed. It enables users
to view HTML site as well as CHTML (for mobile phones only) sites.
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[Hitachi,Ltd.]
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KASAGO TCP/IP was adopted
for the third generation portable telephone Hitachi A5303H for ‘au
brand’ complying with movie mail.
A5303H uses Hitachi ‘SHMobile’ for it’s CPU,
and the strong point of it is a voice and the high-speed practice
of the multimedia application as animation. A high performance is
realized in accordance with high speed of KASAGO TCP/IP.
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[Sony Corporation]
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Their commercial broadcasting
devices have adopted our high performance TCP/IP protocol stack, KASAGO
TCP/IP (IPv4).
These devices were displayed at NAB 2002 (National Association of
Broadcasters) held in Las Vegas on April 8 2002.
(Excerpts from their catalog)
A bridge between two worlds --- merging tape-based recording into
an asynchronous network environment
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The rapid progress in IP-based network technology
has dramatically changed the way that data can be exchanged.In industries
such as broadcasting, the establishment of a network infrastructure
within an organization will almost certainly bring improved operational
efficiency.
To take full advantage of these opportunities, Sony has developed
a plug-in Network Interface Board, the BKMW-E2000 allows these VTRs
to be integrated into a standard Gigabit Ethernet network. Sony
has named this concept of a network-capable VTR the "e-VTR".
An e-VTR can output video/audio recordings as Material Exchange
Format*(MXF) files, a proposed SMPTE standard, enabling the flexible
exchange of material throughout a TCP/IP network.
(*1) MXF is a file-based format for the exchange of
video, audio and meta-data in a networked environment.
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[Omron Cellport Telematics Inc.]
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Japan's first
universal hands-free system built with data transmission functions
for telematics applications.
Our TCP/IP protocol stack, KASAGO TCP/IP (IPv4) was adopted in this
system.
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These informations are disclosed with our customers' cooperation. Use or
diversion of them is strictly prohibited.
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