Schneider Electric is a global company specializing in energy management and automation solutions, and while not a traditional space company, it supports the space industry through its involvement in critical infrastructure. It provides power monitoring and management systems for facilities like NASA's supercomputing centers and Edwards Air Force Base, ensuring reliable electricity supply. Schneider Electric also offers solutions for data centers that support space-related research and operations, with a focus on energy efficiency and sustainability. Their key partners and customers include NASA and other organizations requiring robust and efficient energy solutions for demanding environments.
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Dr. Barbara Frei-Spreiter joined Schneider Electric in 2016.
Schneider Electric’s global Industrial Automation division generated revenue of €7.02 million (≈$8.1 million).
Dr. Barbara Frei-Spreiter most recently served on Schneider Electric’s Executive Committee and led its global Industrial Automation division.
Schneider Electric and ROK Technologies formed a partnership to deliver a managed services offering to utilities to migrate ArcFM and ArcGIS systems to the cloud.
AiDash launched a joint grid resilience offering with Schneider Electric.
AiDash and Schneider Electric's grid resilience offering leverages their capabilities to improve safety data accuracy, optimize asset maintenance, and enhance vegetation management.
Schneider Electric is supplying SF6-free AirSeT equipment to Renault Group for use at the Flins Refactory.
Schneider Electric launched SM AirSeT commercially in 2021.
Mike Doucleff is the Head of eMobility Business at Schneider Electric.
Schneider Electric aims to make buildings smarter and sustainable by adding EV charging infrastructure.
Schneider Electric launched a new EV charging solution for electric mobility and net-zero buildings.
All Schneider Digital workplace components, including workstations, stereoscopic desktop, and large-format 3D stereo visualization solutions, can be shielded or zoned to reduce or eliminate electromagnetic emissions according to the NATO SDIP-27 standard (Level A, B, and C).
DAT/EM Systems International of Anchorage and Schneider Digital from Miesbach have announced a global partnership agreement for the distribution of 3D stereoscopic vision technology.
DAT/EM partners worldwide can now distribute Schneider Digital's 3D PluraView stereo monitors and workstations as complete photogrammetric workplace solutions.
The integration of DAT/EM software with Schneider Digital hardware results in a homogeneous 3D stereo workstation solution.
DAT/EM software and Schneider Digital hardware products create a precise and user-friendly stereoscopic data capture environment.
Schneider Digital has worked closely with DAT/EM for many years and has built a trusted relationship benefiting their joint user community in GEO-IT applications.
Schneider Digital has operated as a full-service solution provider for professional 4K, 3D and VR hardware for over 25 years with a focus on Geographic Information Systems, CAx, and BIM/architecture.
The high-resolution 3D PluraView stereo monitors from Schneider Digital are designed for 3D-stereo display of medical data.