Emerson Expands Automated Test Portfolio with New NI PXI Instruments
Emerson has launched new NI PXI instruments, including a digital multimeter and oscilloscope variants, to enhance its AI-accelerated automated test capabilities.
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Morgan Stanley analyst Chris Snyder maintains Emerson Electric (NYSE:EMR) with a Underweight and raises the price target from $135 to $145.
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Emerson has launched new NI PXI instruments, including a digital multimeter and oscilloscope variants, to enhance its AI-accelerated automated test capabilities.
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