Why Data Contextualization is Critical During the Digital Transformation Era
Data is the critical driver of change, but even the highest quality data can't drive change in a vacuum. Simply gathering and accessing data is not enough-manufacturers must leverage it in context to make decisions that enhance value in times of digital transformation.
Precision Tools Hot Off the Press at Paul Horn
Tübingen-based precision tools manufacturer Paul Horn GmbH is testing the boundaries of additive manufacturing. Behind this venture is a push to gain the competitive edge and offer customers the best possible solutions.
Glass Manufacturer Modernizes Plants to Extract Value from OT Data from Edge to Cloud
They aimed to adopt a "hub and spoke" architecture to collect OT data, analyze it locally to make improvements, and share it with centralized enterprise and cloud systems for advanced analytics, machine learning, and AI across the business.
SCARA Robot Sorts Recyclables Using a Simple Conveyor Speed Feedback System
As Everest Labs was developing their system to be sold to recycling centers worldwide, they found that their robot needed speed feedback in order to track the recyclables on the conveyor, and therefore needed a simple way to install conveyor speed feedback on a gear motor.
Unleashing the Potential: Quality Validation in Additive Manufacturing
As the adoption of AM grows across sectors ranging from aerospace to medical devices, one critical challenge remains: ensuring the quality and reliability of 3D printed components.
Data Guys Versus Production Pros - Who is the Best Person to Train AI Programs for Defect Detection?
Artificial intelligence has the potential to deliver game-changing results for quality inspection and defect detection. However, until now the process of training the model has proven problematic.
What is Augmented Reality in the Manufacturing Industry?
Wendy Mlynarek, Strategic Business Development Director at DELMIA takes a closer look at the many applications of augmented reality in the manufacturing sector, whilst also exploring some of the basics for the sector.
Giving Second Life to Legacy Systems Through the Industrial Internet of Things
Due to the fact that manufacturing and IT systems have historically developed in parallel, they cannot communicate by default, which forces companies to struggle with compatibility issues when performing digital transformation.
3D Printing in Drone Manufacturing
For drone manufacturers, 3D printing can improve lead times, reduce costs, and gain more control over workflows with stereolithography (SLA) and selective laser sintering (SLS) 3D printing technology.
Why Manufacturers Should Leverage Hyperscaler Ecosystems to Accelerate Transformation
From a manufacturing leadership perspective, it is important to understand the hyperscaler market - how these companies are evolving, where they are investing, and beyond - to pick the right partners and fully reap the benefits of these collaborations.
Automotive Assembly Contract Manufacturer Supports Rapid Growth with MRP Software
Canadian contract manufacturer of RV and EV solutions KS2 found a way to tame their unwieldy inventory management and bills of materials, switching gears in their business as a result.
The Role of Vision Systems in Conveyor Technology
To achieve optimal performance and ensure great accuracy in capturing visual information, choosing the right belt conveyor and aluminum framing system is critical.
Integrating 3d Printing Into Prototyping & Production Scenarios - an Interview With Iterate Design and Innovation
In this article, we discuss all things 3D printing with Gethin Roberts, Managing Director at ITERATE, and a 20 year plus veteran working in the rapid product development / 3D printing niche.
Thermal Imaging Technology in Lithium-ion Battery Manufacturing
Thermal imaging technology enhances battery quality during manufacturing by identifying material discrepancies and thickness variations in battery electrodes. This ensures that only high-quality electrodes are used, improving battery performance and safety.
Optical Component Manufacturing - a Lesson in Timing, Trust, Partnership, & Experience
It is important to carefully analyze whether making or buying optical parts and components is the best approach for your team, budget, and business goals before deciding.
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