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Design World - Dan Kowalik ITT Enidine Technology Tuesdays

Dan Kowalik ITT Enidine Technology Tuesdays

07/09/19 • 12 min

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In our latest Technology Tuesdays podcast, Design World's Mary Gannon speaks with ITT Enidine's Dan Kowalik, about the company's entrance into the IoT world with its intelligent shock absorber, the Sentinel 1.
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In our latest Technology Tuesdays podcast, Design World's Mary Gannon speaks with ITT Enidine's Dan Kowalik, about the company's entrance into the IoT world with its intelligent shock absorber, the Sentinel 1.

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