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CANopen Group Defines Communication Protocol

CANopen Group Defines Communication Protocol

By Dalen Miller and Colin Zauner | July 1, 2018
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KEB drive takes advantage of vendor-neutral, plug-and-play standard.

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Stylish, Seamless Movement

By Elevator World | July 1, 2018
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Texas-Based EMR partners with Hong Kong’s Anlev and others on RBRH at UT Austin. The expansive entry hall of the new Robert B. Rowling Hall (RBRH) at the University of Texas at Austin (UT Austin) is part of a new, 497,500-sq.-ft. facility “purposefully crafted as a space that invites learning, debate, dialogue and the freedom…

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People, Parts, Performance

By Angie Baldwin | July 1, 2018
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KONE Spares has refined its practices over time, but its priorities have remained the same. Situated on the banks of the Mississippi River in Moline, Illinois, the KONE Spares office and its location present a dichotomy of sorts. The modern eight-story office tower was the first Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design building in the…

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NAEC Educational Conference 2018

By Lee Freeland | July 1, 2018
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Four days packed with education and news draws elevator people from across North America. The National Association of Elevator Contractors (NAEC) Educational Conference took place in sunny Carlsbad, California, on April 15-18. The Sheraton Carlsbad Resort and Spa welcomed 235 attendees for four days of learning, discussion, networking and, of course, golfing and other fun…

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“Sometimes, Less Is Simply More!”

By Kaija Wilkinson | July 1, 2018
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One-day ECNY Supplier Showcase remains one of the industry’s most popular events. Fine cigars, bright-red “Make Elevators Great Again” caps, cocktails and a daylong Italian feast. These were highlights of the Elevator Conference of New York’s (ECNY) 19th Annual Supplier Showcase on April 11 at Villa Barone Manor in Bronx, New York. As always, the…

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From Old Parts to Large Systems

By Lee Freeland | July 1, 2018
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Rick Barker, a truly global elevator man, talks about his extensive experience in the industry. Rick Barker (RB) is a principal and cofounder of Barker Mohandas LLC, a vertical-transportation (VT) consulting firm founded in 2000. A 40-year-plus veteran of the industry, Barker has been director of Technical Services worldwide at Otis World HQ, VT department…

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IAEC Annual Forum Celebrates 25 Years With Big Crowd

By Angie Baldwin | July 1, 2018
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Energy, enthusiasm, engagement are hallmarks of Forum 2018. The third-largest city in the U.S., Chicago is a center of invention, home to the zipper, vacuum cleaner, electric dishwasher and brownie, among other staples of modern life. Known the world over for its skyscrapers, including the Willis Tower, which is undergoing a US$500-million renovation that includes…

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Putting the Garage in the Sky

By Elevator World | June 1, 2018
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ELEVATOR WORLD first reported on the Porsche Design Tower in Sunny Isles Beach, Miami, in our September 2015 issue. The first-of-their-kind car lifts were installed under the ASME A17.7 performance-based code by Mid-American Elevator Co. of Chicago. Dubbed “Dezervators” after Gil Dezer of Dezer Development, which built the tower, they include patented technology that allows…

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New Releases and Updates

By Elevator World | June 1, 2018
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Drives and useful tools hit the market. High-Performance Door Drives Langer & Laumann’s door drives developed the “smart” L&L QKS 6 door drive. The company said it used its 20 years of experience and cooperation with installers to make the drive conversion packages fit lift doors with an especially low threshold distance, such as those…

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Triangular Residential Tower Planned in Rotterdam

By Elevator World | June 1, 2018
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A Rotterdam-based architectural firm has released a design for a 110-m-tall, triangular residential tower for the Netherlands city’s rapidly transforming Maritiem District, ArchDaily reported in April. CasaNova, as the tower will be named, will feature a large base, with the lower four floors tapering until the building meets the base, creating a sharply angled form.…

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