KOGANEI to Increase Production of Ventilator Flow Control Valves to Meet COVID-19 Crisis Needs
With the recent announcement that Medtronic has made the design of its Puritan Bennett 560 (PB 560) ventilator available to all manufacturers, the need for ventilator components is rising dramatically. In response, KOGANEI International America, Inc., is preparing to ramp up production of its products used in ventilators to help medical equipment manufacturers.
Allied Motion Produces Motors and Drives for Ventilators and Other Critical Medical Equipment
Allied Motion Technologies (NASDAQ: AMOT) manufactures and delivers critical motion control components, including electronic drives, motors and control assemblies to manufacturers of medical equipment including respirators, ventilators, infusion pumps, medical fluid pumps and other breathing assist equipment required to care for patients with respiratory issues including the coronavirus.
ISG Smartalks™ Webinar to Focus on Using Automation to Maintain Business Operations in Crisis
April 16 event will explore how automation can address business challenges during COVID-19 pandemic
PMMI Launches NAM Health Care to Address Member Health Coverage Needs
PMMI Offers Association Health Plan for Employers in Select States
Assessment of Ransomware Event at U.S. Pipeline Operator
The U.S. Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA) reported on 18 February 2020 on a ransomware incident impacting a natural gas compression facility at an unidentified U.S. pipeline operator.
How Manufacturing Can Rise from the Ashes of the Old Norms, Stronger and Better
From challenging times comes opportunity, and British manufacturers must embrace this in order to navigate through the 'old norms' into the 'new now'. Below I explore the key trends emerging in the sector.
Emerson's Plantweb Digital Ecosystem Wins 2020 Edison Award
Award recognizes excellence in innovation, IIoT technology leadership to accelerate customers' digital transformation
PSI Repair Services to Offer Free Videos on How to Maintain Critical Manufacturing Equipment during the COVID-19 Shutdown
The first video, which is available now on the PSI Repair Services website and YouTube, features PSI's General Manager Mike Fitzpatrick, who shares advice on maintaining production equipment during the COVID-19 crisis. Additional videos will follow in the coming weeks.
New Tools, New Opportunities and a Commitment to Advancing Change: >> What's Driving Change in the Manufacturing Industry?
Since the Great Recession rocked the world in 2007, the manufacturing industry has enjoyed a slow but steady resurgence. However, as Coronavirus wreaks havoc on the global economy, it's clear that the days of inexorable growth have come to a close.
Wind River Battles COVID-19 by Donating Software and Technical Expertise to Accelerate Mission-Critical Innovation While Most Are Working from Home
The actions include donating software and design and implementation services for those making a difference in the COVID-19 battle, while facing challenges as they address working remotely from home and technical upskilling.
Machine vision: MVTec presents new and optimized features with HALCON 20.05
"¢ Rapid access to product improvements, thanks to short release cycles
"¢ Deep learning training right on the CPU
"¢ To be released on May 20, 2020
ANCA Motion's EtherCAT Pendant offers flexible benefits to manufacturers, machine builders, and system integrators looking for a user-friendly and intuitive interface
Written by ANCA Motion Automation Product Manager, Elan Anbanandam
Control & Automation with Vision™ V700 for Packaging & Bagging Systems
When a major producer and packager of balanced feed for livestock such as poultry, swine, and horses, house pets, and fish farming needs turned to them for a an efficient, fast, and reliable packaging solution, IGCP Engineering turned to Unitronics.
The Next Level of Fanless Systems
NEXCOM NISE 4300 is equipped to be a go-to factory automation or other industrial application device, functioning as both edge server and IoT gateway.
Lack of Industrial Ethernet know-how threatens supply chain
Manufacturers are risking unnecessary supply chain disruption, customer dissatisfaction and reputational damage due to a lack of critical network troubleshooting know-how, warns IDEAL Networks.
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Model TR1 Tru-Trac
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