Microscan Hosts 3-Day Advanced Machine Vision Training Course
Microscan hosts a three-day training course June 7-9 in Nashua, NH, using advanced machine vision tools with hands-on exercises using Microscans advanced Visionscape® Machine Vision Software platform.
Dorner's Newly Redesigned 2200 Series Belt Conveyors Feature High Speed Transfers, Universal T-Slot and More
What makes this redesign significant to customers is that Dorner took the "good" from its best-selling conveyor platform and made it better. This equals a conveyor platform that's stronger, faster and more flexible for handling small to medium size part applications.
Dresden, Europe's Center for 3D Printing Provides Innovations in Industrial Production
Highly complex and individualized production and components with completely new forms and functionalities to be showcased; Additive-generative manufacturing holds enormous potential for industrial production
KUKA and Infosys Announce Industry 4.0 Partnership
The aim of the collaboration is the development of a software platform that will allow customers to collect, evaluate and utilize data for improving their own processes.
New SH-Series Robotic & Automation Torque Control System by Mountz Inc.
High Performance Fastening System Reduces Labor Costs and Increases Productivity
New xiSpec Hyperspectral Multi-Linescan Camera
XIMEA releases another super compact USB3-Vision® Hyperspectral Camera
Singularity University Brings the Future of Manufacturing to Boston
World experts in manufacturing innovation and emerging technologies join Singularity University and corporate partners Deloitte, General Electric and Caterpillar for an exclusive two-day forum
Festo Showcases Concept-Through-Commissioning Pneumatic Control Solutions for Life Science Projects at Interphex 2016
These new Festo solutions save time, lower cost, and reduce problems for engineering teams. Festo assigns a part number to every unique pneumatic control panel so that panels become standard easily reproduced products. (Festo Interphex Booth #3373)
46% of German companies use Industry 4.0 - survey
Almost one in two companies in the manufacturing sector (46%) use Industry 4.0 applications, while another 19 percent have specific plans to implement them, according to a recent Bitkom survey among 559 industrial companies with more than 100 employees. About 65 percent of the German industrial companies are already active in the Industry 4.0 sector.
Around 23 percent of the companies asked have no concrete plans to use Industry 4.0 but will consider use for the future. Only 12 percent stated that this is not an issue currently.
The study also showed that companies are still careful when it comes to investments: although 57 percent of the companies use or plan to use Industry 4.0, the budget for this is on average only 4 percent of the total revenue.
Users and planners of Industry 4.0 primarily aim to optimise processes (69%) and to improve the capacity utilisation of their factories (57%). Half of the respondents expect a faster realisation of their customers’ individual wishes. 44 percent want to reduce their production costs with Industry 4.0 and 19 percent their personnel costs. Cont'd...
New 24V Integrated Electric Actuators rated to 100N thrust
The SCN5 series actuators are compact yet powerful integrated mechatronic cylinders that feature a motor, encoder, drive and actuator in one integral package.
Mouser Electronics, Marvel and Grant Imahara Present New Empowering Innovation Together Series
New project introduces Mouser Innovation Lab, brings Super Hero technology to life
Microscan Announces Integrated Liquid Lens Autofocus for MicroHAWK Barcode Readers
Microscan announces that new fully-integrated liquid lens autofocus models of MicroHAWK® Barcode Readers, featuring truly-automatic and software-programmable autofocus, are now available for pre-order.
TraceParts publishes its annual report on the use of sensors and measurement systems in design projects
In 2015, industrial design professionals downloaded over 140,000 CAD models of sensors and measurement systems from the TraceParts platform.
The Questions Executives Should Ask About 3D Printing
Channing Flynn for Harvard Business Review: Most hearing aids in the U.S. are now custom-made on 3D printers. The U.S. Food and Drug Administration recently approved the first 3D-printed pills. Carmakers have started using 3D technology to produce parts. And last year saw the first demonstration of a digital printer producing multilayer, standards-based circuit boards. Imagine the changes afoot in the pharmaceutical, medical device, automotive, and consumer electronics industries.
3D printing is poised to redefine global manufacturing and distribution. It could upend supply chains, business models, customer relationships, and even entrepreneurship itself. It may do to physical goods what cloud computing is now doing to digital services; what the PC, internet, and smart mobility have done to personal computing; and what outsourcing did to software development and business processing — take mass distribution and innovation to the next level while realigning the very geography of work and trade. Cont'd...
Princeton Infrared Introduces SWIR Linear Array with Lowest Read Noise Available at SPIE DCS 2016
PIRT1024L1-12.5-T Linear Array, ideal for spectroscopic applications, will be showcased in booth #952 at SPIE Defense & Commercial Symposium (DCS),
April 19-21, 2016, Baltimore Convention Center, Baltimore, MD.
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