Recently, I heard that the "Kairic" brand has suddenly become popular, and it has become a new favorite in the smart home industry in just three months.

Since September, it has received two consecutive rounds of financing within one month. Since then, the company has also continuously received investment negotiations and invitations from other capital parties. What is the reason for the Carrick brand to be favored by multiple capital institutions at the same time?

The Inspector 5000 Laser Calibrator offers a traditional method of point and shoot, also including ISO 15416 and ANSI X3.182 decodable parameter levels. This unique portable barcode validator can interface with a laser scanner or the patented RJS automated optical scan head. Storage and printing functions, multi-scan averaging and sub-symbol selection are easy through a simple seven-button user interface with a large color LCD display. The scanner is easy to install by the user, which allows the unit to be quickly adapted to practically any verification needs.

In 2012, 3D printing was the hottest; in 2013, robots were the hottest; in 2014, Industry 4.0 and intelligent manufacturing were the hottest. What’s hot in 2015?

Shanghai, December 22, 2014 – Honeywell (NYSE: HON) recently signed a $185 million acquisition agreement with global printer manufacturer Datamax-O’Neil. Datamax-O’Neil manufactures stationary and mobile printers for use in retail, warehouse and distribution centers, and healthcare worldwide. After this acquisition, Honeywell Scanning and Mobility Technology will further expand its market share in the global barcode printing market of 1.5 billion, expand the printer product line newly added after the acquisition of Intermec, and strengthen the global sales and distribution network to enable 2014 Annual sales are expected to reach 135 million US dollars. Datamax-O’Neil’s printer business is highly complementary to Honeywell’s existing product lines for scanning and mobile technologies, resulting in significant sales opportunities and improved performance for the company. In addition, Datamax-O’Neil’s printing consumables business will generate substantial recyclable benefits for Honeywell. The acquisition is expected to close in the first quarter of 2015, subject to the completion of customary closing conditions, including regulatory review.