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Wow, here’s a cool internet controlled security robot using CUBLOC
CB280, CuBASE 32M, CLCD420B, and a MAXPORT. Thanks Shelato!

There are two components to the interface. One a Visual basic program that sends and receives commands to the cubloc. Two, the cubloc program that receives the commands, controls the cubloc and turns the outputs on and off.

The fully load version on the test stand. It runs wireless!!!!!!!! However, I’m tethered to the power supplies for the Linksys router and Cubloc power supply. Next weekend we go to full battery power.

The Maxport is sticking out the backend of truck connected to the Linksys router through the blue ethernet cable. 2 Green lights can been seen on the Cubloc. The LCD display is in the passanger window.

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Here’s an experimental alarm system you can build using a CUBLOC
CB280, CUBLOC Study Board, CLCD420B, Keypad, Keypad Controller,
and some parts from Radio Shack and Home Depot.

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Allied Safety has used a CUBLOC CB220 module and a graphic LCD
to create a proximity warning system for high voltages in industrial
environments.

• Allied Safety Engineering, LLC develops products to save lives.
• Their primary products are high voltage proximity warning devices
  and line contact warning devices. Proximity warning devices have
  been used successfully for decades to prevent heavy equipment
  from coming into contact with high voltage lines.
• ASE has developed advanced patented technology to provide
  the most advanced proximity warning devices in the industry.
• When a vehicle strikes a high voltage line, death most often
  occurs when personnel come into contact with the energized
  vehicle while in contact with the ground below the vehicle.
• Details of the study are included in the references.

Our Dominican Republic distributor made a wine cellar temperature
controller for his wine making friend using a CuTOUCH CT1721.

You can contact him directly for details on how to get hands on one
of these so you don’t have to manually maintain your previous wine…
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Above: Before and After Pictures of using the Perm Machine.

Here’s a cool fuzzy logic perm machine for salons over in Japan using
CUBLOC CB280 module and GHLCD graphic LCD from Comfile.

The CB280 uses Ladder Logic to control the complex fuzzy logic of
the perm machine hair dings (The things you roll your hair with).
This thing also has an XPORT module which allows the company to
analyze and fix customer’s problems over the internet on top of
updatable firmwares.

The company grew 10 times in size and moved their offices twice
due to massive growth of sales. They are now bigger than Comfile
Technology… :p
The above example uses a customized firmware version of MAXport,
for custom internet MAXport inquiries, please send them to
engineering@comfiletech.com.

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Here’s an industrial air heater pump from Exergy using CuTOUCH
CT1721.

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FusionTech, an industrial equipment company in Korea, made a
wireless data acquisition system and a PCB chemical processing
machine using CuTOUCH CT1721.

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Here’s a microporator using CuTOUCH CT1720. We are not sure what it does
but it has something to do with transfection and DNA technologies.

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Here’s a laminating machine using CUBLOC CB290 module and
CuBASE-64M by Doo-il company that makes various industrial machinery.
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Robo3, a Korean robot company, made a robot based on the Segway
balancing structure.
The CuTOUCH CT1721 touchscreen controller is used as the brain.
Here’s a video of the robot doing some line-tracing and playing with
kids:

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