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AEM presenta al Meteorological Technology World Expo 2024 una tecnologia avanzata di rilevazione dei pericoli da molteplici origini

VIENNA--(BUSINESS WIRE)--AEM, la fonte essenziale di dati approfonditi in ambito ambientale, oggi ha annunciato al Meteorological Technology World Expo 2024 che si tiene a Vienna, in Austria, il lancio dell’innovativa tecnologia Multi-Source Hazard Detection, un pilastro dell’impegno di AEM verso la resilienza collaborativa per mettere in grado le imprese di cooperare più efficacemente fra di loro per mitigare i rischi ambientali in continuo aumento. Ora integrata nell’applicazione AEM Elements...

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