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 Customer A (Education) |
Customer A is a global leader and innovator in interactive learning technology that empowers teachers to engage, educate, assess and motivate learners by helping teachers to prepare digital lessons quickly and easily. The technology enables them to create, customise and integrate text, images, quizzes and tests, web, video and audio content, so they can more easily capture students' attention and accommodate different learning styles. Customer A supplies technology, a software platform for secondary teaching and software designed specifically for use in primary schools and kindergarten. It also offers personal hand-held response units which provide instant polling and analysis to promote learning and teacher productivity. Customer A is headquartered in the United Kingdom. Customer A is a long standing client of AI and the company now manages the entire design for manufacture and supply chain for all the electronic elements of Customer A’s product range.
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| Customer B (Smart Metering) |
Customer B is a provider of wireless networking solutions for monitoring and control applications. Customer B has developed a distributed wireless network technology platform, which is the framework for bi-directional communications that provides demand reset and time-of-use reads from commercial and industrial meters. The company provides Internet-enabled wireless-device networking technology used to monitor, control and integrate utility and energy infrastructure. Using Customer B' wireless network technology, utility companies can monitor the usage of power in every household. They can prevent waste and help reduce costs. Meters equipped with the technology transmit data to the power company once every hour and this helps the utility companies to monitor power consumption. AI delivers a complete supply chain solution for the entire product range for Customer B. In addition it enhances this by providing additional IP protection services to Customer B which allows the company to retain greater control over its IP as product is progressed through the manufacturing process.
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| Customer C (Industrial, Government) |
Customer C is the world leader in Ultra-Wideband (UWB) product development and provides solutions that enable enterprises to maximize productivity of their people and assets using a Real-Time Location System (RTLS). These products are aimed at Healthcare, Retail Marketing, Government Safety and Security and many other markets where the addition of precise location based information to the enterprise. Used in commercial, industrial and other markets, these products provide value by automating processes and highly reliable location-based data on people, processes and assets, thus enabling businesses and governments to solve problems and create value in never before achievable ways. Its products and professional services deliver solutions to the healthcare, retail and other vertical markets. Customer C's new UWB products are powered by an innovative suite of UWB technologies. AI has assisted Customer C to develop a robust and cost effective supply chain through the development cycle for their latest family of products. As a result the company is now positioned as the primary supplier for all of Customer C’s electronic manufacturing requirements.
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| Customer D (Active RFID Food Chain Protection) |
Formed in 2003, Customer D is a privately funded developer of advanced agricultural technologies. The company focuses on the application of wireless and information technologies that increase production efficiencies and profits. Customer D's livestock tracking, tracing and health monitoring technology assures the safety of the food chain and protects against bio-terrorism. The Customer D system allows livestock producers and investors to remotely monitor an animal’s body temperature and location in real time via the Internet as well as other pertinent animal data. An RFID device inserted in the animal’s ear collects data and relays it to a wireless receiving station. From there, the data goes via a private satellite network to Customer D's data-centre, where IBM System X servers process information for millions of livestock at a time.
Advanced Innovations’ role has been to develop the RFID device in partnership with Customer D and now that the system has proven itself in field tests, AI will go on to manufacture, test and deliver the devices all over the US.
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| Customer E (Education) |
Customer E assists schools to dramatically raise achievement for struggling learners. They develop educational content, tools, and web based technologies that help build proficiency and measure student progress. Customer E’s products and services are standards-based, research-proven, and match lessons to specific state standards.
Research has demonstrated that Students using Customer E’s products improved their reading ability by 19% while the control group's test scores increased by 1%. Other research showed that while a control group showed only a 3.4% improvement in math, the group that used Customer E’s products achieved a spectacular 52.5% improvement.
Customer E’s hand-held tutor, brings State-specific Math and Language Arts instruction for Grades 2 through exit level on an easy-to-use hand-held device with software on interchangeable cartridges.
Advanced Innovations builds, tests and delivers the hand-held tutor for Customer E. This has allowed Customer E’s management to spend more time in the marketplace, ensuring that it continues to be at the forefront of innovation, customer service and sales in its sector.
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| Customer F (Avionics) |
Customer F is a leader in aviation safety market. Its products are used on Search and Rescue, General, Corporate, Commercial and other fleets around the world. Its customers range from the individual private pilot to the world’s largest airframe manufacturers, airlines and governments.
AI’s ISS division designed Customer F’s latest product range and its SCS division developed and manages the supply chain. The products that make up this new range will operate in different configurations. They are designed to be easier to maintain and program remotely.
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+353 (61) 509900 |
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+1 (703) 8368346 |
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+86 (755) 82557616 |
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+1 (256) 882 1345 |
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+1 (416) 934 5562 |
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+44 1933 653 669 |
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+49 (541) 358990 |
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