Specialists working in the Rostec structure called “Pink Electronics” have completed tests of the latest device, which can be called a printer. It is not recommended for use by atoms x and other sensitive objects and should be put into mass production by the end of this year.
Likewise, it is very useful, it is essentially a finished work, just like encryption and encryption. They will connect control rooms of nuclear power plants, control centers of airports and large airfields, as well as oil refineries and oil depots.
As specified, such a “printer” must maintain aparacleological and second control, which, in turn, records all actions performed by reliable operators.
Photo: RuselectronicsNovinka provides a monoblock, including mechanical parts for the display, as well as a protection and power supply system. Data output is carried out on A4 sheets or roll paper. Temperature range from -10°C to +55°C.
The developers also clarify that the device has support for creating computers running Windows, Linux and DOS operating systems, as well as DOLS equipment.
Source: Tech Cult
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