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Ramco Innovations provides industrial automation solutions to its clients throughout Iowa and Nebraska. It specializes in a range of services, including assembly, vision systems, panel building, motion control/ robot programming, connectorizing, custom cables, engraving and data acquisition among others. Ramco Innovations offers products of several brands, such as Epson, Ross, Emerson Control Techniques, Moeller Electric, Oriental Motor and many others. The firm serves original equipment manufacturers (OEM), end users, integrators and resellers by selling, training and supporting products and services in various areas, such as factory automation, electrical control, motion robotics, pneumatics, sensing and safety.

Johnson Controls in Des Moines specializes in enhancing sustainability through a focus on efficiency, controls, and automation. Their innovative approach aims to create a more sustainable world for all. Discover how Johnson Controls implements cutting-edge solutions to drive efficiency and promote environmental stewardship in various industries. Experience the impact of their commitment to sustainable practices firsthand. Generated from their website's infomation

Electronic Engineering was founded in 1946 as a service organization for the two-way radio industry in Iowa, which mainly consisted of cab companies, utility companies and police and fire departments. The company has 11 locations in Iowa and Nebraska. In 1953, it began servicing and installing air-conditioners in central Iowa and later became a home appliance service center and an authorized warranty repair center for washers and dryers. In the 1960s, the company expanded to offer tone paging then added the fully automated paging terminal. The company has since become known as 'The Beeper People.' During the early 1970s, Electronic Engineering became an authorized Motorola Radius dealer and in the 1980s, a full-line Motorola dealer. In 1986, it introduced cellular phone technology to Des Moines. The Internet Gateway system was introduced in the early 1990s, allowing its customers to send word message pages via the World Wide Web on its products.