Control System Migrations | Managing Scope, Schedule, Budget
Give yourself a pat on the back, you've successfully navigated the tasks of providing procurement specification and selecting a vendor for your control system migration project. In part four of this series, we will be exploring scope, schedule, and budget.
How eSIM, IoT, and Connectivity Security Are Powering Industry 4.0
eSIM eliminates the limitations of traditional SIM cards by allowing seamless over-the-air (OTA) provisioning and updates, making it easier for businesses to manage large-scale deployments across multiple regions.
Repurposing and Extending the Life of Aging ATE Systems
ATE stations are specifically engineered to validate the functionality of the units being tested. A substantial investment in testing equipment is necessary, and then"¦ everything changes. Government contracts may not be renewed or could be entirely terminated.
5 Most Common Small Manufacturing Challenges According to Consultants
Manufacturing consultants Tim Grant from Business Solution Providers, David Altemir from Altemir Consulting, and Patrick Verryn from Move 2 Cloud share their insights about the most common challenges their small manufacturing clients experience.
AI Route Optimization Saves Money, Cuts Fuel Consumption and Provides Faster Delivery Times
Amazon, which pioneered same-day delivery, uses an AI system that requires digesting a huge amount of data to determine the best routes to avoid traffic and get the driver to your home in the fastest possible time.
Unlocking the Next Era of Supply Chain Maturity: How AI and Machine Learning Drive Transformation
While foundational theories like Lean Supply Chain Management, Agile Supply Chain, and the Theory of Constraints have long helped businesses streamline operations, AI & ML are emerging as catalysts that can take supply chain maturity to the next level.
The Role of Technology and Innovations in Polymer and Chemical Manufacturing
From enterprise planning tools such as SAP and ERP systems to advanced analytical instruments like HPLC, GPC, IR, and mass spectroscopy, technology is transforming how chemical manufacturers operate, compete, and deliver value.
Innovative Approaches to Technical Training and Competency Development in Manufacturing
This article explores innovative approaches for creating effective training programs for complex manufacturing processes, integrating practical and theoretical learning, and fostering continuous skill development in an ever-evolving field.
How 3D Printing is Paving the Way for Grading Contractor, C.J. Moyna & Sons
At C.J. Moyna & Sons, being on the lookout for disruptive technologies is a part of his everyday routine. When they set on a path to integrate additive manufacturing into their daily processes, the work became easier for C.J. Moyna & Sons and their sister companies.
Digital Manufacturing's Role in the Future of U.S. Electric Vehicles
While there are shifting opinions on what the exact future may hold, it's difficult to envision a scenario in which EVs do not feature prominently in this nation's long journey toward more sustainable, lower-emission transportation.
Top Viewed Articles of 2024
ManufacturingTomorrow readers sought out Use Cases and Expert Insights to help guide them through the rapid changes happening throughout the industry. Here are the Top 4 Viewed articles from 2024.
Metalworking Industry Sees Surge in Automation Adoption
While the basic steps in metalworking remain unchanged over the years, businesses increasingly rely on machines to complete them. While not unique to fabrication, this shift is seeing particular growth in the sector, so companies within the industry should pay attention.
Three eras of machine learning - A new paradigm
Simple rule-based algorithms have been used in the visual inspection market for many years, but as their limits have become more apparent, the need for more sophisticated software has grown.
Examining the Integration of Hydrogen Fuel Cell Tech in the Manufacturing Supply Chain
Many, if not all, manufacturers today recognize the need to revamp supply chains. Improving sustainability, increasing efficiency and lowering operational costs are key elements of this change, and hydrogen fuel cells can help in each area.
Choose an Actuator That Actually Matches Your Optimized Design
Today, many machine builders are optimizing their machine design first and then selecting an actuator based on that design. Unfortunately, however, many off-the-shelf actuators don't meet their design requirements in an optimal way
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