EmbedTek Develops PariRange™ Contact Tracing System
Introducing PariRange, a contact tracing system that can be used to support workforce health and safety without privacy concerns.
Employees Mobilize to Deliver 10,000 Face Shields to Area Hospitals
EmbedTek employees produced 10,000 face shields to help health care workers meet an urgent need for protection while fighting the coronavirus.
EmbedTek is an Essential Business
EmbedTek, LLC is an essential business under State Shelter in Place and State Stay at Home orders. EmbedTek manufactures electronic equipment for the healthcare, government, communication and financial services industries.
Navigating the Supply Chain Impact of Coronavirus
The situation is difficult if not impossible to predict short/mid-term and we expect it to be an issue through Q3 2020.
Intel CPU Shortage Continues
Intel confirmed formally that which we have been aware of for several weeks. The shortage of Intel CPU’s, specifically lower end Celeron, Pentium and I3 series processors will persist through the first half of 2020.
EmbedTek Invention Improves Video Surveillance Capabilities
EmbedTek filed a provisional patent for a non-linear, progressive lens constructed to optically capture an area of interest positioned within the 3D field of view for the camera.
EmbedTek Expands Manufacturing Space
EmbedTek expands manufacturing space to support long-term growth plans in platform development services and in manufacturing finished medical devices.
Embedded Advisor Names EmbedTek Top Vision Provider
EmbedTek was named a Top 10 Imaging & Machine Vision Solution provider by Embedded Advisor in their December-January issue.
BizTimes: Manufacturers Searching for Talent
BizTimes spoke with Tom Fotsch, chief operating officer of EmbedTek, during a roundtable on continuing to attract young talent to manufacturing.
Kent Tabor Featured in Milwaukee Journal Sentinel
EmbedTek president Kent Tabor was featured in the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel C-Level column to talk about a culture of inventive engineering.
