Tajima: Acquires Pulse Microsystems

 

Japan-  rested Tajima Group  blazoned that it has acquired Pulse Micro systems Ltd. and established it as Tajima Software results Inc.( TSS) in Toronto, Canada. “ Our vision of furnishing comprehensive results to the product decorating request depends on integrating world- class software technology with our world- class attack engineering, ” says said Hidetoshi Kojima, CEO of the Tajima Group. “  palpitation’s advanced workflow technologies, pall platform, and its embroidery, vector and image processing machines enables the Tajima Group to develop new intelligent machine functionality, and assiduity4.0 with IoT connectivity. ”  palpitation’s workflow and personalization  robotization software for embroidery, print, and delineation has converted the product processes and ecommerce immolations of the biggest global brands in sportswear, fashion, workwear, and gifts, as well as small and medium sized companies, according to the company. “ We're agitated to join the Tajima  platoon and share in its vision of converting the product decorating assiduity with innovative results elevating scalability and sustainability, ” says said Tas Tsonis, the managing director of TSS. “  palpitation has partnered with Tajima for further than 20 times in the development of its advanced embroidery software technologies. Together, Tajima and Pulse are executing on our participated vision of furnishing innovative complete results for product decorators. ” —D.S. 

Wilcom: Launches Embroidery Connect WiFi Device

 Wilcom Intl., Sydney,  lately launched of its new Embroidery Connect WiFi Device. After 40 times of developing its embroidery and multi- decoration design software, Embroidery Studio, Wilcom felt it was time to deliver the perfect attack device to that important gap between the embroidery software and embroidery machine, according to the company. Embroidery Connect is a small adjunct that enables seamsters to wirelessly manage and transfer embroidery designs between Embroidery Hub and their embroidery machines. 

This new device enables designs to be named via a standard barcode  compendium and loaded into the device, icing that the right design is used every time. The device always remains connected to the embroidery machine, barring the precious wear and tear and gash and incision and gash of precious embroidery machine  regulators and computers that's  vastly endured quotidian by utmost companies. Other benefits include encryption and security to keep designs and intellectual property safe, and important LED lights act as a visual  announcement so that machine  drivers can  fluently manage their designs. “ Embroidery Connect was designed to be used by all kinds of embroidery businesses, ” says Richard Wienburg, Wilcom top marketing officer. “ Whether they're lower single- head seamsters or larger manufactories with numerousmulti- head machines, we wanted to produce a result that's draw in play, simple to use and for a low- cost. All that's demanded along with the Embroidery Hub software, is a simple WiFi network, formerly set up in utmost businesses and homes. Seamsters can be over and running in beats and reaping the benefits of this new technology from day one. ” —D.S.