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"当社は改善の継続に重きをおいており、そしてそれを当社の事業方針、社員、ビジネスパートナ、環境に反映しています。そして、道義的行為と企業倫理に則った、価値に重きを置く文化を醸成し続けます。成功とは何を成しえたかではなくその過程であり、我々の核を成す価値観が成功に至る道しるべになるはずと、考えています"

Janez Novak (Director)

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30 周年記念

RLS の始まりは、1989 年 12 月、友人同士である 2 人がメモにサインし共同経営者となったときにさかのぼります。
夢、ビジョンそして戦略を持った献身的なチームが、今もまだ成長を続けるビジネスの道に足を踏み入れたのです。

Mag-ID

RLS Merilna tehnika d.o.o. is a Slovenian company which designs, manufactures and supplies advanced rotary and linear motion sensors for the global industrial market. The company was founded in 1989. Since then, RLS has worked closely with partners in a wide range of industries, such as heavy engineering, advanced surgical and collaborative robotics, electromobility, aerospace and submarine applications, etc.

RLS joined the consortium on October 1, 2020 to strengthen its activities in the field of magnetic pattern printing and to support the qualification of TMR sensors compared to competitive sensors. The technical goal of RLS is to validate TMR arrays for stripe and bar code reading on various magnetic substrates and to evaluate the feasibility of using an existing magnetic camera based on a Hall array sensor ASIC for reading bar codes. The RLS will propose a hardware, firmware and software architecture for a compact barcode reading device based on the designed and measured TMR arrays.

This project was funded by the European Union's Horizon 2020 research and innovation programme under grant agreement No 870017.

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News:

Mag-ID project consortium partners meeting in Lisbon

In October 2021, the RLS team of scientists, engineers and the project manager from Mag-ID participated in the consortium partners meeting hosted by Inesc in Lisbon. The aim of the meeting was to discuss the latest results of the Mag-ID project, to strengthen the cooperation between the parties and to search for new solutions in an open discussion.

During the three-day meeting, the representatives of Inesc, Inspectron and RLS presented their progress and defined the following tasks related to the new generation of sensors for magnetic barcode reading. The RLS and Inspectron teams presented their prototype magnetic barcode readers based on existing generations of sensors. They pointed out the requirements that proved essential for the application and proposed measurement methods for quality control. Inesc explained the main steps in sensor fabrication process. The meeting was also an opportunity to clarify some project management and report related questions.

Last but not least, we had a very fruitful face-to-face discussion about the challenges we face and exchanged some very interesting ideas that we will certainly put to the test in the coming months.

Collaboration with INESC-MN

In the scope of MAG ID project RLS is collaborating with INESC-MN. Recently some of RLS engineers spent two weeks at INESC-MN in Lisbon, working on the development of TMR sensor. The aim of the project is to develop magnetoresistive sensors adapted to our magnetic scales.

Sensor architecture is being adjusted so as to deliver high signal output and low signal distortions. Such experience is beneficial for both partners, since mutual understanding of requirements and limitations is the key to successful end product.

Inesc visit in Slovenia

In March 2022, RLS team had the opportunity to return Inesc's hospitality and host a meeting in Slovenia. During a two-day workshop, visitors from Lisbon were invited to join the company tour and see our production facilities and workflow. Most interesting part for our project partners were clean-room processes and equipment. We exchanged some good-practice examples from both sides and thus enriched our professional knowledge and know-how. The meeting continued with an exciting debate over received samples of MR sensors, provided by Inesc. We were happy to confirm that our measurement methods provide consistent results and that samples work as predicted by initial tests at Inesc. At the end, we discussed future experiments and opportunities.

The visit was overall very pleasant and fruitful. Many pending questions regarding the ongoing project were answered. Both partners agreed that there are many opportunities for future collaboration, and we will certainly continue with our activities to further improve our product.