Fourier Systems Announces the Release of MultiLab(TM) Data Analysis Software for the Linux Operating System at BETT
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Posted on January 13, 2011 at 4:56:01 AM
Fourier Systems Announces the Release of MultiLab(TM) Data Analysis Software for the Linux Operating System at BETT
ROSH HAAYIN, Israel, January 13, 2011/PRNewswire/ -- Fourier Systems (Fourier-sys.com), a global pioneer in the
science education technology industry, announced today, the availability of
its MultiLab(TM) data analysis software for PCs running the Linux operating
system. MultiLab for Linux works seamlessly with Fourier's USBLink and
MultiLogPro data loggers, as well as the full range of the company's over 65
sensors.
MultiLab for Linux supports the following Linux operating
systems: Ubuntu - v9.04 or higher, Fedora - v11 or higher and Debian. The
MultiLab for Linux user interface is configured for English as the default
language, and can be customized for almost any other language upon request.
"Although the overall market share of the Linux OS is minor in
the global perspective, the benefits of Linux' free, open source OS have
gained traction in the education sector," said Ken Zwiebel, CEO of Fourier
Systems. "It is precisely for this reason that we are glad to introduce the
Linux version of MultiLab and reach an important segment of science educators
worldwide."
Fourier will be demonstrating MultiLab for Linux at BETT 2011
at Grandgall Hall - Booth N49, January 12-15, 2011, at Olympia in London.
About Fourier Systems:
A privately held company established in 1989, Fourier Systems
has grown to become a worldwide leader in the field of science education
technology. Our products include compact portable data logging devices, a
full suite of analysis software, more than 65 sensors and the flagship
Nova5000(TM) solution for student science laboratories. Fourier's products
automate and simplify the way data is gathered, analyzed and shared, thus
reducing time-consuming data logging tasks to a minimum. Together with a
wealth of curriculum materials, Fourier provides a comprehensive,
cost-effective solution for teaching science that can make computerized
science laboratories a reality in schools worldwide.
For more information:
Fourier Systems:
Eric Rosenberg
Director of Marketing
+972-3-901-4849
eric@fourier-sys.com
Source: Fourier Systems Ltd.
For more information: Fourier Systems: Eric Rosenberg, Director of Marketing, +972-3-901-4849, eric@fourier-sys.com
ROSH HAAYIN, Israel, January 13, 2011/PRNewswire/ -- Fourier Systems (Fourier-sys.com), a global pioneer in the
science education technology industry, announced today, the availability of
its MultiLab(TM) data analysis software for PCs running the Linux operating
system. MultiLab for Linux works seamlessly with Fourier's USBLink and
MultiLogPro data loggers, as well as the full range of the company's over 65
sensors.
MultiLab for Linux supports the following Linux operating
systems: Ubuntu - v9.04 or higher, Fedora - v11 or higher and Debian. The
MultiLab for Linux user interface is configured for English as the default
language, and can be customized for almost any other language upon request.
"Although the overall market share of the Linux OS is minor in
the global perspective, the benefits of Linux' free, open source OS have
gained traction in the education sector," said Ken Zwiebel, CEO of Fourier
Systems. "It is precisely for this reason that we are glad to introduce the
Linux version of MultiLab and reach an important segment of science educators
worldwide."
Fourier will be demonstrating MultiLab for Linux at BETT 2011
at Grandgall Hall - Booth N49, January 12-15, 2011, at Olympia in London.
About Fourier Systems:
A privately held company established in 1989, Fourier Systems
has grown to become a worldwide leader in the field of science education
technology. Our products include compact portable data logging devices, a
full suite of analysis software, more than 65 sensors and the flagship
Nova5000(TM) solution for student science laboratories. Fourier's products
automate and simplify the way data is gathered, analyzed and shared, thus
reducing time-consuming data logging tasks to a minimum. Together with a
wealth of curriculum materials, Fourier provides a comprehensive,
cost-effective solution for teaching science that can make computerized
science laboratories a reality in schools worldwide.
For more information:
Fourier Systems:
Eric Rosenberg
Director of Marketing
+972-3-901-4849
eric@fourier-sys.com
Source: Fourier Systems Ltd.
For more information: Fourier Systems: Eric Rosenberg, Director of Marketing, +972-3-901-4849, eric@fourier-sys.com