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Nowadays, most computers use a mouse that have 2 clicking buttons and a middle scroll wheel, unless you are a hardcore gamer. The differentiation of the middle actuator is clearly reflecting its function, which is to enable us to scroll down an internet page or a document. Similarly, on a machine control interface the choice of pushbuttons and switches are often linked to the ergonomics and the way the operator will be expected to use the machine. One of the simple choices is whether the actuating movement will be a rotation, with a selector switch, or a linear pressure, with the emblematic pushbutton.  So, what are some of the reasons to choose one or the other? 1.  Visibility of status: selector switches Even with your machine not powered, it is easy to see the status of your control interface with a glance when using a selector switch: the left / right angle of the selector is indeed much easier to identify that the pressed status of a latching pushbutton. 2.  ...

Today is #NationalInternDay , and we want to celebrate and recognize some of our wonderful Schneider Electric interns!  Check out our SE_Careers twitter and our Instagram throughout the day to see even more photos & videos. We asked our interns to share a bit about their experiences and memories as an intern at SE.  Be sure to celebrate the great interns in your company today, and every day!  Feel free to add a comment sharing your own internship experience. “Schneider Electric gave me a chance to delve into technical management and I managed two projects with my mentor. I contributed to a product used by several clients and worked on the feature from start to finish. I was also named the Intern Ambassador for my location where I organized a networking event for all the interns to meet the managers in their building. I’ve learned a lot from the lovely people here and enjoyed my summer immensely!” – Juhi Bhatnagar Program Manager Intern “My internsh...