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January 2005 |
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In this issue: ·
Intelitek Offerings in
Educational Ministries ·
Sales Achievement
Certificate |
Dear Partner, We are pleased to share with you our first issue of Intelitek’s newsletter for 2005. In 2004, we continued to work diligently on our multi-tier approach to integrating distance learning, simulations, and labs. We are now able to offer our customers hundreds of hours of e-learning in diverse subjects, augmented by a powerful management system. In addition, we have fully integrated our software simulation tools and labs making Intelitek's offerings unique and attractive to diverse educational environments. We will continue adding to and improving our learning tools in 2005. On a different note, I would like to take this opportunity to thank Ebba Tate who has left us after many years of dedicated work at Intelitek. We have all appreciated her work very much. Ms. Shifra Bernfeld has replaced her and on behalf of all of us I wish her much success. Happy New Year. Uri Sela Vice President Marketing and Sales |
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We look forward to hosting the Minister of Foreign Investments and the Deputy Minister of Superior Education Science & Technology from the Dominican Republic. They are expected to visit several customers during the month of January. The ministers will be accompanied by the Director of ITLA (Instituto Tecnologico de las Americas). These distinguished visitors will be furthering their knowledge of distance learning, Robots and CIM. Also expected in January are representatives from SENA, the largest professional training school network in Columbia. The SENA representatives will be exploring possibilities and options for a large scale distance learning project in Columbia. The representatives will examine Intelitek’s e-learning offerings and distance learning system, as well as CIM and Robotics equipment and other educational labs. |
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Multi-Tiered Solutions Now Being
Offered in Educational Ministries |
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Intelitek’s integrated offerings of distance learning, simulations, and labs are now being offered to ministries of education around the world. Intelitek’s innovative multi-tiered approach to learning offers educational ministries a means of offering a vast number of students spanning an entire country technological education and training. Intelitek’s learning solutions now also include content
developed to accommodate specific customer needs. Intelitek has combined this
option with the hundreds of hours of existing curriculum to offer
comprehensive educational solutions in a variety of subjects. |
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In recognition of an outstanding sales record for 2004, a certificate of achievement has been awarded to Young-il Education Systems, YES01 in Korea. YES01 began its affiliation with Intelitek in 2004. During this past year, YES has produced a very impressive volume of sales. We would like to congratulate Mr. Park and the team at YES. We look forward to our continuing relationship with you. The pictures shows the president of YES01, Mr. Y. J.
Park, and the company’s CIM engineer, Mr. B. J. Yu. |
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The close of 2004 has brought with it several new modules to LearnMate. Written at a customer’s request, the new modules cover topics such as the environment and construction engineering. The development of these modules is a prime illustration
of how Intelitek’s multi-tiered educational approach is readily adapted to
individual customer needs. |
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During the last quarter in 2004, a new CIM system was installed at SENAI Pernambuco in Recife, Brazil. The new system has three stations, and is designed for up to three more. The current stations are an ASRS station with a 72-cell ASRS and a barcode reader, a project station with a lifter/shifter, and a linear slidebase, and an assembly and QC system that includes a Performer MK3, a drilling machine, a ball feeder, an automatic gluing system, palletizing racks, a pneumatic vise, and calipers. The system additionally includes a conveyor, a PLC control cabinet, and a pallet tracking system. |
The picture above shows the installed CIM system at Behcesehir University in Istanbul, Turkey. The system comprises three stations, including an ASRS station with 72 cells, an FMS station with an ER9 robot on a linear slidebase, a proLIGHT 1000 mill, a proLIGHT 3000 lathe, and a palletizing rack, and an assembly and QC station with a SCORA‑ER14 robot, a positioning table, a ball feeder, a gluing system, palletizing racks, a pneumatic vise, and ViewFlex machine vision. The system additionally includes a loop conveyor, a PLC control cabinet, a pallet tracking system, and a central CIM station with OpenCIM software. |
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The first of a four station CIM system was installed in Cankaya University in Ankara, Turkey. This station comprises an FMS system, with an ER5p Robot on a linear slidebase, a proLight 3000 lathe, a pneumatic feeder, a gravity feeder, two palletizing racks, and OpenCIM software for the central CIM management station. |
A new installation at Ticaret University in Istanbul, Turkey, includes an FMS system with an ER4u robot, a spectraLIGHT 0200 mill, a pneumatic feeder, a palletizing rack, and a vision system. The system is controlled by Robocell software and allows for combined robot-vision applications. |
A three-station CIM system was installed at Dimocritus University of Thrace in Xanthi, Greece. The system includes an ASRS station with an ER5 plus robot and two microASRS units, an FMS station with an ER5 plus robot and a spectraLIGHT 0200 mill, and a QC station with an ER9 robot, ViewFlex, and a palletizing rack. The system is also equipped with a conveyor, a PLC control cabinet, a pallet tracking system, and an OpenCim management station. |
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