Cooperate Technology Co., Ltd. was founded by a group of industrial computer engineers and professional marketing management talents with common ideals and goals. In 2005, the company designed Rugged Portable Computer Systems – Demand 6000 and Demand 6600 series. The US Military and Aerospace departments have approved these systems.Our main products are Industrial Displays, Ruggedized Computers, Panel PCs, Flat Panel Control Boards, Sunlight Readable Displays and POS terminal displays. All our products are available in various form factors, suitable for different applications. We also offer customized solutions according to specific requirements of our clients, by working closely with them.In 2014 Computex, Cooperate Technology Co., Ltd will launch a new series of large outdoor stainless touch screen displays. These new displays are designed with stainless steel frames and sunlight readable (HB) display panels and are IP65 compliant, water and dust proof.Another popular product of our company is the Panel PC series. This is available in two variants – Intel Atom D2550, and Intel 3rd Generation i7/i5/i3 Processors (QM77).In the future, we hope to design and produce more products to meet market needs. We plan export our products worldwide and provide highest level of customer support to our clients.Demand 9715 industrial Flat LCD monitor with projected capacitive touch functions

GpsGate and ATrack announce that the Garmin FMI protocol is now supported on ATrack devices and GpsGate Server for dispatch and chat on Garmin PND:s. GpsGate Server supports the Garmin FMI protocol for bi-directional communication with Garmin PND:s connected to ATrack GPS tracking devices. The GpsGate Server Dispatch module can communicate and send jobs to drivers that are using Garmin PND:s with FMI support. This enables end-to-end dispatch solutions with direct driver interaction or increased productivity and customer satisfaction.The integration of GpsGate Server and ATrack devices with Garmin FMI includes bi-directional messaging for job management, where drivers can accept or reject jobs and navigate to them using the Garmin device. Finished jobs can be marked as done and chat is supported both for pre-defined messages and canned responses. Garmin FMI version 2.6 and 2.7 are supported.ATrack is a world-class designer and manufacturer of GPS/GLONASS vehicle trackers, and its box-type devices, AT1EPro, AK1, AK7, AT5i, and AU7 all support integrated Garmin FMI function.Through GPRS/HSPA/CDMA network, users are able to monitor vehicle location and control deployed devices remotely. With the trackers' intelligent event control engine and multiple I/Os for sensor monitoring, users can define various combinations of vehicle conditions and generate various actions to meet their unique requirements.GpsGate Server is a leading GPS tracking platform. Multiple map services and custom maps can be used. More than twenty languages are included and new languages are easily added. Developers can customize the user interface, integrate GpsGate Server with external systems, add tracking device support and much more using the open APIs, protocols and data formats. You can download GpsGate Server here: http://www.atrack.com.tw/gpsgate/ATrack Technology

Edge-Core Networks Corporation, a professional provider of solutions that keep information moving and connections strong for businesses, from SMB and Enterprise to Service Providers and Carriers, will attend Computex in Taipei from June 3 to June 7, booth number A0904, Hall 1, TWTC.At Computex, Edge-Core Networks will showcase its extensive offerings of cloud-based wired and wireless networking solutions for different market segments under its Edge-Core and SMC Network brands, including:*40G/10G TOR/Spine Data Center switch with different options of software, including Cumulus Linux-based Switch OS and Broadcom, Virtualization and management software from NOCSYS *10G/GE Infrastructure switch series from core networks to distribution, to access networks with EdgeCOS *Indoor and outdoor wireless 11ac access points with cloud-based easy-to-deploy platform *Websmart and Push-to-smart switches designed for SMB and MSO specific markets*Different broadband CPE solutions for home users, with OTT/STB entertainment applications"Providing connectivity infrastructure from Edge to Core is always the vision and direction of the company. Part of our future vision includes meeting the challenge of the cloud as virtualization changes where and how applications are connected to end users. With the availability of SDN and ACN (Accton Cloud-based Networking), Edge-Core Networks can assist our worldwide partners in the quick and fast deployment of wireless services to meet the tremendous growth in mobile/handheld devices, and to raise their network efficiency through 3G offload. Edge-Core Networks will demonstrate in our booth how these different solutions are integrated to provide a total solution." commented Lucille Lu, Edge-Core Marketing Manager.Additionally at the show, Metalligence Technology, also a subsidiary of the Accton group, will also demonstrate its cloud-based home security and business energy management systems, illustrating the next-generation of smart living as total end-to-end next generation cloud services.Drop by booth A0904 Hall 1, in the Taipei World Trade Center to see Accton group, Edge-Core, and SMC Networks' newest products from data center infrastructure to cloud-based wireless, to various CPE-enabled smart home application services.About Edge-Core Networks CorporationHeadquartered in Hsinchu, Taiwan, Edge-Core Networks Corporation was originally established as part of the Accton Technology Group responsible for global branded business. In 2010, Edge-Core Networks was spun-off into an independent subsidiary. Edge-Core Networks provides solutions that keep information moving and connections strong for businesses from the SMB and enterprise, to service providers and carriers.Additional information can be found at the Edge-Core Networks website, (http://www.edge-core.com)%20or/ (http://www.smc.com/).

Microsoft has introduced the Surface Pro 3, a tablet and also a notebook. The device has multiple processor, RAM and storage options intersect with a design that, with a simple snap or click, transform the device from a tablet to a full-functioning notebook, according to the vendor.The Surface Pro 3 features a 12-inch Full HD display, fourth-generation Intel Core processor options, click-in keyboards, and a multi-position kickstand. The device runs Windows 8.1 Pro and includes software such as Microsoft Office for daily document processing. In addition to the standard touchscreen control, the Surface Pro 3 also comes with the Surface Pen, a stylus for handwriting input.Microsoft also has several new accessories and features for the new Surface Pro 3 such as the improved Surface Pro Type Cover, a full-size USB 3.0 port, microSD card reader, Mini DisplayPort, a docking station and an Ethernet adapter.Starting at an estimated retail price of US$799, the Surface Pro 3 will be offered in multiple configurations featuring fourth-generation Intel Core i3, i5 and i7 processors.The Surface Pro 3, the Surface Pro Type Cover and the Surface Pen will be available for pre-order starting May 21 through Microsoft's online store, Microsoft retail stores and select third-party retailers.Beginning June 20 in Canada and the US, Intel Core i5-based Surface Pro 3 will become available. Additional configurations will come later in August.By the end of August, the Surface Pro 3 and select new accessories will become available for purchase in 26 additional markets, including Australia, Austria, Belgium, China, Denmark, Finland, France, Germany, Hong Kong, Ireland, Italy, Japan, Korea, Luxembourg, Malaysia, the Netherlands, New Zealand, Norway, Portugal, Singapore, Spain, Sweden, Switzerland, Taiwan, Thailand and the UK.Microsoft Surface Pro 3 tablet/notebookPhoto: Company

Clientron Corp., a world-leading manufacturer of thin client and embedded systems, will proudly showcase the complete breadth of its latest product lines including zero/thin client solutions for cloud computing, POS solutions for retail & hospitality markets, and patient infotainment system for medical solution at Computex Taipei 2014.Echo the ICT market trend to connect the intelligent world, Clientron is going to introduce its entire thin/zero client product lines including zero client PCoIP (PC-over-IP) solutions; as well as providing various choices with ARM-based and X86-based platform from entry to high-end level. Furthermore, Clientron will also highlight zero client solutions with lower power consumption and total cost of ownership (TCO); and also unveil the new thin clients with quad-core Intel & AMD system-on-chip (SoC) CPU, DDR3L memory and rich expansion options with the benefits of green technology, innovative design and reliable quality.For hospitality and retail solutions, Clientron will showcase its leading POS innovations and abundant product portfolio including all-in-one POS terminal Evo770 with 17" touch display, bezel-free flat panel and aluminum housing design; and the new all-in-one 15" POS Terminal - Mia550 features IP64 water & dust-proof with innovative and cost-efficient construction design for the most demanding applications in the retail and hospitality industry. There are also new products of PT6000 series: including PT6100, which is designed with the next generation Intel Celeron J1900 SoC quad-core 2.0GHz processor, as well as the powerful POS Terminal PT6500, which is based on the new Intel Core i3-4330 3.5GHz processor.In addition, Clientron has expanded its product lines to medical solution – patient infotainment system BT185, which is design to be used by patients and clinicians for communication, entertainment and accessing medical records at patient's bedside. Powered by the next generation Intel Celeron J1900 SoC quad-core processor, the Clientron BT185 supports 18.5" display with anti-microbial bezel material, fanless design and rich peripherals. The Clientron BT185 can be used in a hospital, also in treatment centers and laboratories.For more details of Clientron's products, please visit Clientron at TWTC Nangang Exhibition Hall, Booth L0804, Computex Taipei 2014.More product information can be found at Clientron's web site: http://www.clientron.com/Media Contact:Joan ChuangClientron Corp.Joan_chuang@clientron.comTel: 886-2-26987068http://www.clientron.com/Connecting the Intelligent World: Clientron to exhibit its new products for Computex Taipei 2014

Building on its heritage of expertise in hardware real-time encryption solutions, Enova Technology will present the innovative hardware crypto modules, Enigma 1 & Enigma 2, at 2014 Computex, June 3~June 7. Both Enigma 1 and Enigma 2 deploy Enova's X-Wall DX-256 (AES ECB) and X-Wall DX-256C (AES CBC) real-time USB-to-USB hardware crypto modules which are NIST/CSE certified.The best alternative to your software encryption, Enigma 1 performs full disk encryption to ANY number of the attached USB Mass Storage Class (MSC) drive and the new Enigma 2 secures cloud storages and selective files/folders of any computer detectable storage devices.For more product details, visit Enova at G0607, Exhibition Hall 3, 2014 Computex.Enigma 1-Encrypt any USB based storage devicesEnigma 2-Secure cloud storages

EverFocus recently unveiled a cutting-edge technology, eZ Tracker, combining EverFocus network fisheye camera (EFN3320) and EverFocus network speed dome camera (EPN series) for wide-area surveillance without compromising the optimal image quality.The eZ Tracker function allows users to control the speed dome camera through fisheye camera Web UI. This function can be easily operated using a mouse. Click a desired location on the 360-degree surround view from the fisheye camera and the speed dome camera will be exactly triggered to track the location. Users can then utilize the smooth PTZ function on the speed dome camera view to zoom in or focus on a region of interest. Meanwhile, users can also monitor all the movements from the 360-degree surround view.EverFocus EFN3320 is a 3-megapixel fisheye camera designed to monitor a location with 360-degree surround view (ceiling / desk mount) and 180-degree panoramic view (wall mount). The fisheye camera provides up to 8 cropped regions of view with changeable angles, allowing users to monitor all angles of a location simultaneously using just one camera. EverFocus EPN series, the network speed dome cameras support up to 30x optical-zoom, can offer real pan/tilt/zoom function for detailed and smooth video images. With these features, users can lessen the expense on the surveillance system set up, such as cutting the numbers of cameras, reducing manpower cost, decreasing maintenance fees, and more.EverFocus debuts a new technology: eZ Tracker

Continued innovations in front-end sensor technology, cloud computing, and cloud service technology within the Internet of Things (IoT) sector have contributed to an increasing amount of related applications that can be successfully adopted in transportation and city traffic control systems. According to Roger Shyu, Manager, Axiomtek Co., Ltd., humans continue to pursue technological improvements in order to make their lives more convenient, hence there will be increased emphasis on smart traffic controls.A complex road traffic network relies on a comprehensive traffic control system. The server room in the control center is crucial, as it contains equipment that collects and monitors various data used to assist users analyze traffic conditions and optimize traffic efficiency. Shyu noted that the server room environmental monitoring system can ensure that the server room operates efficiently; for example, under irregular circumstances, the system will inform technicians via text message or using digital signage. Hence the server room environmental monitoring system has become a key component in the core competence of smart traffic control.As for addressing other traffic-related data monitoring issues, Shyu added that Axiomtek provides various solutions that target applications such as highway electronic toll collection system, display of traffic conditions, and license plate recognition. Fanless, high-efficiency, expandability and compact are four key characteristics to the hardware and software solutions of intelligent transportation system. For example, Axiomtek's IPC932 industrial computer system is designed with two swappable hard drives and from two to six expansion slots, and as well as different selections of processors to accommodate particular needs. In addition, the size of the system is about the size of a shoebox.Other than smart traffic control for roads, there are also many important applications for controlling traffic on railways. Functions such as digital monitoring and multimedia broadcasting allow driver to monitor conditions inside the train, display traffic information to passengers and provide engineers/conductors with information regarding the internal physical environment and traffic conditions.Shyu cited the Axiomtek tBOX as an example of a system used to meet the needs of digitally monitoring railway traffic and ensuring safety. In an environment where track conditions can be unstable, the hard drives, as well as the I/O ports, need to be securely locked to prevent them from loosening. This also means that the system needs to be shock-proof, tolerate a wide-range of temperature fluctuations (exterior environment temperatures change significantly during rail journeys) and comprehensive interface design (the need to securely lock ports) are some major areas emphasized when developing railway digital monitoring applications. The system also needs to provide functions such as wireless transmission and obtain EN50155, EN50121 (railway vehicles) and EN45545 certifications.For license plate monitoring system solutions, Shyu noted that the Axiomtek rBOX is compact and has been designed to tolerate a wide range of temperatures, which means the system can be installed and operated in small areas where there is no air flow. If the system is connected to the search system of a vehicle that has been stolen, the theft can be reported and the license plate number given to related authorities.In addition, through license plate recognition, smart traffic monitoring systems can calculate travel time for individual vehicles and help drivers determine the best route by providing information regarding possible alternative routes. In addition to installing systems at highway entrances and exits, license plate recognition systems can also be installed in building parking lots to achieve smart parking management by determining which vehicle is allowed to enter.Shyu noted that the Axiomtek rBOX smart traffic system is a solution for managing and monitoring road conditions or traffic lights. The rBOX system has a wide range of temperature tolerance, as it can operate effectively in negative 40 degrees to positive 70 degrees Celsius environments. The system is small in size and can be installed using a DIN-rail or mounted on a wall. This allows the system to be installed in small electric circuit boxes or telecommunication cabinets.Furthermore, the Axiomtek rBOX traffic monitoring system has low power-consumption and can operate with power generated from solar panels. The Axiomtek rBOX adopts dual power inputs so if one power source acts irregularly, the system will automatically switch to power from the other power source to ensure stable operations. Using separate I/O interfaces, the system can avoid disturbances. In addition, the fanless, cableless system is designed to prevent system failure due to a fan malfunction, loosening of wires, and/or a short circuit, thus increasing the reliability and stability of the system.In various smart applications, many solutions focus on hardware specifications such as CPUs and memory capacity, but in fact, to achieve smartness, the hardware needs help from software to further integrate and strengthen the combined hardware/software technology.Using a remote monitoring system called AXView as an example; Shyu explained that AXview adopts the Simple Network Management Protocol (SNMP), which allows users to monitor remotely from anywhere and through any device, using the Internet. With the alert function, users can set up the system based on specific needs and the system will automatically send out alerts via e-mail or text when irregularities arise. AXView allows users to observe the conditions of different equipment at the same time. For example, users can monitor the frequency of central processors, the speed of the fan, the temperature of the environment and the connectivity of peripherals. If the system has been disconnected, AXView allows users to send in personnel for immediate repair.AXView can monitor more than one system by inserting the IP addresses. If the equipment is experiencing situations such as overheated in temperature, unstable in voltage level, disconnection, and immobile fans, the system will automatically send a notification to the user's device. If more than one department needs to know the condition of the equipment, AXView can connect multiple users to multiple systems, using a mailing system to inform each individual when irregularities occur.Shyu stated that the industrial monitoring market is highly competitive and each firm needs to find its own "blue ocean" to continue reaching higher goals. Axiomtek aims to vertical market and get international certification for these products. In the future, Axiomtek will continue to introduce various smart traffic control solutions to provide cities with more convenient traffic control and monitoring applications.Roger Shyu, Manager, Axiomtek Co., Ltd.

Following the student-led Sunflower protests which lasted about 20 days, most people in Taiwan have come to appreciate the police's hard work on the frontline, as well as the capability of the ever-changing technologies that enabled Internet users to quickly organize demonstrations, adding burdens to police work. The new-generation police have to control and integrate various technological tools to facilitate crime investigation and prevention.Fortunately, the resources coming from Taiwan's National Police Agency have been a great help enabling local police to adopt technological tools in recent years. Such help has also been coming from local governments' devotion to constructing smart cities, in which smart systems for police administration play a part.An official from the New Taipei City Police Department, speaking at the recent Smart City Forum organized by Digitimes, discussed the local police's experience in building technology-enabled security systems for the city. Su Ching-Wei, Chief of Information Management Office, New Taipei City Police Department (NTPD), noted that nowadays the police provide the public with 24-hour services all year long, services that can be classified into:1. Crime fighting - crackdown on crimes and their prevention; 2. Traffic safety - safety around important road intersections, child pick-up zones, as well as school areas; 3. Public security - a duty to make the public feel safe.The general public in Taiwan usually dial "110" immediately to report a case, even though the case may not fall into the jurisdiction of the police. Therefore It is important to make good use of the smart police administration to enhance police performance and their relationships with the general public.New Taipei City has a vast territory with a population as many as 3.9 million. Each police officer serves at least 500 people on average, the highest ratio among the five biggest cities in Taiwan. The amount of pressure is conceivable. An NT$1.3 billion budget has been allocated so far based on a SWOT analysis since four years ago to develop a city with a smart police administration, and technology-based security systems. The planned framework involves an expert databases, geographic information systems, M-Police mobile devices, traffic law enforcement and service systems, "110" duty command systems, public security surveillance systems, intelligent image recognition systems, police-civilian joint-security systems, scanning technologies and forensic science, incorporating the real-time information of an incident with existing systems to make the police services more accessible to the public.Su noted that expert databases in the framework can assist technology-enabled surveillance and crackdowns on crimes. In addition, basic geographic information systems can be combined to enable future expansion. M-Police, a handheld mobile device specially designed for police officers, is IP-65 certified with shatterproof, shockproof and waterproof features, enabling connection to the back-end system database while officers conduct spot checks. It also supports face recognition systems enabling searches for missing people and increasing clearance rates. Traffic law enforcement and service systems, as well as "110" command systems play an important role as well. Police stations have installed many surveillance cameras at road intersections. With a climbing rate of the general public requesting access to such surveillance footage, intelligent video surveillance should be incorporated to ease officers' burdens in the future.The implementation of this project covers the traffic division, command center, public security division, criminal investigation division and forensic science center in the police department. Su believed that the key to success of this system lies in the extent of integration. It is unlike the conventional closed systems. Police officers at different units are able to acquire necessary information and provide faster services after the integration of all systems.Integrating demands from police divisions to speed up fundamental servicesFor example, "The Plan of Information Services for Public Security Management and Decision," which is led by the information office, consists of an intelligence integration center, data storage platforms, geographic information systems for criminal data, visualized crime analysis software, intelligence integration and analytic systems for public security, educational trainings for technology-enabled crime prevention and investigation. The data storage platforms can successfully integrate data produced by the police and information provided by the public to further analyze images, or in combination with GIS, to enable correlation analysis, crime prevention and investigation, and predictions, without any breach of personal privacy."The Plan of E-Camera and Surveillance Center" implemented by the public security division helps install and optimize surveillance systems constantly in the vast New Taipei City. Meanwhile, the plan to introduce an ordinance for the management of public security surveillance systems has been made to protect personal privacy. Judging from the statistics for the period between 2008 and 2013, the crime clearance rates showed an upward trend in line with the growth in the number of installations of such surveillance systems."The Plan of Enhancement of Professional Abilities in Crime Investigation and Science," which is supported by the criminal investigation division and forensic science center, seeks to renew the digital forensics laboratories and technology-enabled crime investigation units, as well as improving forensic equipment. Meanwhile, the quality of forensic personnel and the functions of forensic databases are enhanced to tackle the growing problem of cybercrime effectively. It has facilitated the investigation of 90 items of cybercrime evidence this year, accelerating criminal investigation and raising conviction rates.As many transportation units have installed sensors in the public, a traffic information convergence platform, established under "The Plan of Electronic Systems for Traffic Law Enforcement and Services," integrates the transportation department's CCTV system, the Police Broadcasting Service's real-time traffic information system, information from the National Freeway Bureau, New Taipei City Maintenance Office and Institute of Transportation, MOTC. The integrated information is transferred to the traffic division's command center, where assigned personnel are in charge of monitoring the traffic for quick discovery, response and handling. This platform, which is the first-ever installed in Taiwan, aims at enabling smooth traffic flows, according to Su, and it is capable of integrating traffic information like that of car accidents, traffic violations, and others such as construction sites, events, river levels and rainfalls. It also utilizes rankings of congested roads, car speeds, police cars' positions and CCTV to direct traffic effectively to avoid traffic jams."The Plan of Improving '110' Investigation and Surveillance Integrated System" is deployed to link crossroads surveillance systems, enhance the functions of reporting systems, integrate geographic information systems, optimize GPS platforms and finally incorporate the iPolice app. When the "110" reporting system receives a report from the public, relevant information and the location of the caller will be displayed so the operator can dispatch relevant personnel to the location displayed on GIS; real-time crossroads imaging systems and GPS are used to control the situations at the scene and enable police officers' handling of them. The iPolice app, which has updated to the 3.0 version, supports the speed dial function for three public service hotlines: the nationwide "165" anti-fraud hotline, the "110" reporting and positioning hotline and the "113" women and children protection hotline. Specific features such as video reporting and push technology are included as well.It is worth noting that New Taipei City was selected out of 140 cities around the world as one of the cities in IBM's "Smarter Cities Challenge" exchange program in 2013. Su said he asked IBM to identify the key elements constituting smart cities, and received the answer: smart cities must be "instrumented," "interconnected" and "intelligent." New Taipei City was chosen for the IBM exchange because it met all three criteria.Su Ching-Wei, Chief of Information Management Office, New Taipei City Police Department (NTPD)

The Heraeus Photovoltaics Business Unit, a worldwide leading supplier of metallization pastes for solar cells, will launch two new front-side metallization pastes for standard to ultra-lightly doped emitter cells - the SOL9620 Series and SOL9621 Series - at the SNEC (2014) International Photovoltaic Power Generation Conference & Exhibition from May 20th through May 22nd, 2014. Heraeus will be exhibiting in Hall W3 at booth 560.The SOL9620 Series and SOL9621 Series enables cell manufacturers to further improve their c-Si cells' conversion efficiencies to an industry-leading level. By using these new pastes, customers have confirmed efficiency improvements that ranged between 0.05% and 0.20% absolute on lightly doped emitter [90–100 Ω/sq.] wafers, relative to the best commercially available front-side pastes. Even greater gains have been achieved on ultra lightly doped emitter [110 Ω/sq.] wafers, where the paste unfolds its peak performance.The SOL9620 Series and SOL9621 Series of pastes are able to provide excellent contact on lightly doped emitters [LDE]. The SOL9620 Series is outstanding for ultra-lightly doped emitters [ULDE], with surface doping concentrations down to 1xE20/cm3. "The SOL9620 Series also has the ability to be fired at a peak temperature 15 K less than standard firing temperatures. This is ideal for PERC applications. The SOL9621 Series has demonstrated great results for LDE applications. The SOL9621 Series provides customers with a flexible process window, which aids in providing a lower manufacturing cost" explains Dr. Weiming Zhang, Vice President of Technology of the Heraeus Photovoltaics Business Unit. He continues to state, "The reduced contact resistance on LDE und ULDE wafers helps yielding increased voltage and higher cell efficiencies. When optimized in a customer's manufacturing process, both pastes provide excellent performance.""Heraeus has always been a leader in the development of innovative metallization pastes for solar cells. We are launching two products for slightly different LDE applications that provide industry leading cell efficiencies while lowering customers' cost per watt. Having two products allow customers to select the paste that is best for their cell design and manufacturing process", according to Andreas Liebheit, Global Manager of the Heraeus Photovoltaics Business Unit. He continues to state, "The acquisition of the Ferro PV Paste Business in 2013 is enhancing our research and development capabilities and growing our intellectual property portfolio. We have improved our ability to provide our customers with new metallization paste options for a variety of cell design applications."The SOL9620 Series, the SOL9621 Series, our advancements in paste technology and other topics can be discussed at Heraeus Photovoltaics' celebration event at our booth on Tuesday, May 20th from 3:30pm - 5:30pm at this year's SNEC 8th (2014) International Photovoltaic Power Generation Conference & Exhibition, in Shanghai China at Hall: W3 Booth: 560. You can also go to www.pvsilverpaste.com for more information about our products and selected research presentations.