Tablet remote control for snow-melting system developed

MATSUE, Japan - A new remote control application developed by Komatsu Electric Industry Co., as photographed on Feb. 18, 2014, enables users to operate a snow-melting system from smartphones and tablets. Previously, the Matsue, western Japan-based company's software was only available for computers.

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