Vaquform: The World's First Digital Desktop Vacuum Former
The Vaquform is a Kickstarter project that hopes to add some digital technology to vacuum forming and also bring an industrial level of quality to your desktop.
It goes far beyond the LCD interface. Vaquform brings high-end process control to desktop vacuum forming, turning it into a smart appliance fit for a modern engineering lab, design office, or artist studio. Kickstarter page:
State-of-the-art Motion Control and Electronics for Sorting Line
The sorting and packaging of small, medium and large ceramic formats represent a crucial phase in the manufacturing process.
Istuary Innovation Group and Bluewrist Partner to Bring Robotics and Automation into China's Manufacturing Sector
Investment strategy signifies strength of maximizing Canadian technology to capture expanding market growth opportunities.
Dynatect to Showcase JANUS Protective Machine Door Actuator at Automate 2017
Dynamic motion and protection company Dynatect will present the latest generation of protective door drives in booth # 1069 at Automate on April 3-6, 2017. Janus protective door drives allow safe, efficient, and cost-effective automation of machine doors.
Beyond the Hype: What's Next for Industrial 3D Printing
Vicki Holt of Proto Labs via The Huffington Post: It wasn’t long ago that 3D printing was one of the buzziest technologies around. We watched as a 3D printer recreated a bust of Stephen Colbert on TV. We heard from industry analysts who were bullish on adoption of the technology. We imagined a future with a 3D printer in every home when major retailers began selling them online and in stores.
Fast forward to today. The potential of 3D printing remains enormous. Global spend on the technology is expected to climb from $11 billion in 2015 to nearly $27 billion in 2019. But with all of the early excitement now behind us, where does 3D printing stand today? And where will it go in the future? It can be summed up in three key developments. Cont'd...
Allied Machine Offers Original T-A® Drill at TECMA 2017
Visit Booth 1060 to see how to reduce downtime and lower cost per hole
embedded world: MVTec showcases its embedded vision portfolio
Machine vision in embedded systems
Interesting live demo and presentations by experts
Phoenix Contact Achieves Traceability Success With Mentor Graphics Valor IoT Manufacturing Solution
Phoenix Contact uses SMT machines in their factories from different vendors (ASM and Fuji), which provide their own detailed and accurate traceability data; however, their data is not compatible with each other, and difficult for Phoenix Contact to integrate.
Global Imaging Partners with Massivit 3D for 3D Printing Distribution in the US and Canada
Grand format solutions company Global Imaging Partners with Massivit 3D to bring innovative 3D printing solutions to the North American market.
New Kyntronics Article Compares Electro-Hydraulic Actuators to Hydraulic Cylinder Actuation Systems
Kyntronics new technical article compares electro-hydraulic actuator technology to hydraulic cylinder actuation systems. The white paper includes a comparison chart of technologies.
Microsemi Unveils Industry's Lowest Power Cost-Optimized FPGA Product Family for Access Networks, Wireless Infrastructure, Defense and Industry 4.0 Markets
New PolarFire FPGAs Deliver 500K Logic Elements, 12.7G Transceivers at Up to 50 Percent Lower Power Than Competing Mid-Range FPGAs
Honeywell And Seeq Collaborate To Help Industrial Customers Become Safer, More Efficient And More Reliable
Integration Adds Powerful and Innovative Analytics Tool to Honeywell's Connected Plant Program
Closing US Manufacturing Trade Deficit Would Create 1.3M Jobs, Says Tech Think Tank; Report Shows Trade Contributed to Decline & Boosting Productivity Is Key to Revival
The prevailing narrative says automation was the main culprit behind U.S. manufacturing job losses in the early 2000s, and that automation is now powering an unprecedented manufacturing technology revolution that will continue to displace jobs. But a new report from the Information Technology and Innovation Foundation (ITIF) finds that both of these claims are false.
Manufacturers raise investment in next-gen tech, survey says
Dustin Walsh for Crain's Detroit Business: U.S. manufacturers are rapidly boosting investment in advanced digital technologies, according to a survey to be released Monday by Troy-based technology business association Automation Alley. The survey coincides with the association's 2017 Technology Industry Outlook event on Feb. 13 at the Detroit Institute of Arts. Nearly 400 manufacturing and technology business leaders are expected to attend.
According to the survey, 85 percent of U.S. manufacturing executives responded they plan to increase existing budgets for new technologies, with nearly a third planning to increase budgets by up to 15 percent. More than half of the respondents said they have a dedicated budget to technologies described as Industry 4.0, with the top three being cloud, cybersecurity and data analytics. Cont'd...
Inside 3D Printing 2017- Saxony-Anhalt is one of Europes key locations for additive manufacturing
IMG Saxony-Anhalt informs in Singapore about the investment opportunities in the Central German federal state
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