Battery Manufacturer Cuts Scrap by 90% and Streamlines Prototyping
Lithos has now built a repeatable system through PICO to speed up prototyping, minimize losses, and ensure every change is intentional, traceable, and scalable.
From Legacy to Leadership: Building the Manufacturing Company of Today
While the idea of a greenfield smart factory is appealing, it's simply not the reality for most companies. What they need isn't a futuristic leap-but a practical step forward. That means modernizing existing operations to build a factory of today.
Transforming manufacturing growth and efficiency with AI translation
The strategic adoption of AI translation platforms is enabling many manufacturing companies to achieve significant advancements in efficiency, cost reduction, and global reach.
Innovation means also taking risks
On the importance of optimized processes, the freedom to come up with ideas and the courage to try something new: as Managing Director, Dr. Udo Haberland is responsible for the areas of Development, Research, Quality, Logistics and Production.
Adapt Your Warehouse Operations Using a Low Code Application Platform-Based WMS
Today, modern software development methodologies have designed new platforms that have components and functionalities that are tightly connected to a single, large database. Individual components can be separated and modified independently.
PHA Revalidations | Beyond Checking Boxes
A well-executed Process Hazard Analysis (PHA) is a vital safeguard, helping teams identify potential risks and define the controls needed to mitigate them. But a PHA isn't a one-time event. As facilities and operations evolve, so must the analysis.
Leveraging Real-Time Production Data
This article explores how manufacturers can leverage real-time production data to improve cost accuracy, optimize resource utilization, and enhance decision-making.
Power Supply System Manufacturer Uses Tech to Revive Fabled Product Line
Entrepreneur Dan Klasel couldn't cope with the discontinuation of a line of mobile power supply systems, so he and his business partner bought it. Now, his team is modernizing its manufacturing through automation and manufacturing ERP software.
A Sustainable Future Relies on Flexible Manufacturing Adoption
Traditional manufacturing models are known for prioritizing efficiency over sustainability - and being resource-intensive. A truly sustainable future demands a paradigm shift. Flexible manufacturing systems offer a promising path forward.
Control System Migrations | Part 6 | Monitoring, Change Management, & Reporting
Effective project monitoring, proactive change management, and thorough reporting are keys to successful control system migrations. When executed properly, these processes provide significant stress relief, enabling project teams to maintain control
Demonstrating Flexible, Powerful 5-axis Laser Micromachining
With a suitable system, it is possible to control the entire micro-machining process - the laser, scan head and workpiece positioning - to produce macro-sized components to sub-micrometer dimensional tolerances.
The Important Role of Thermal Imaging for Condition Monitoring
Manufacturing and production processes consistently face challenges in ensuring the longevity and efficient functioning of their equipment, especially as they age.
Automate 2025 Product Preview
Automate 2025 takes place May 12th - 15th in Detroit, MI. The Exhibit hall floor will be loaded with new products and services. Here is a preview of some things to look forward to at this years event.
How to Ensure Your Corrective Actions Work, and Keep Working
Implementing corrective actions that are truly sustainable is a constant challenge. There always seem to be variables you didn't anticipate: A new person executing a process. An important piece of information unexpectedly unavailable. A gap in reporting.
Custom linear motion solution drives Swiss river restoration research project
The project required smooth, uninterrupted motion across the record-long dimensions, which the Institute achieved through collaboration with linear motion manufacturer Thomson Industries and automation expert König Lineartechnik.
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