Phoenix Contact introduces Limited Lifetime Warranty (LLW)
Phoenix Contact USA customers now have access to the automation industry's most extensive limited lifetime warranty policy. The warranty applies to a wide range of Phoenix Contact products and is exclusive to U.S. customers who register and use Phoenix Contact power supplies and surge protection to protect electronics in their applications.
Robotic machining company develops new technology to boost manufacturing productivity
Machining manufacturer CNC Robotics is helping manufacturers increase connectivity between digital and automated systems with its latest cloud-based software CNCR-Live.
Take Off into the Digital Assembly Era
Industry 4.0 and digital networking are fundamentally changing assembly processes. The dimension of this development will be visible for the first time at automatica 2018 on the grounds of Messe München from June 19 to 22. Cobots, digital assistance systems, edge computing and transport drones will ensure admiring trade visitors.
IDS Imaging Development Systems - Strong growth in Asia and the USA
The introduction of a new generation of vision-app based sensors and cameras represents the further development and expansion of the company by opening up new business areas: the IDS NXT vegas enables and supports networked applications of the industry 4.0.
Top 4 Values Of Machine IoT for Machine Builders and OEMs
Implementing an Industrial Internet of Things (IoT) strategy is increasingly important to companies that build machines. One reason is that their customers, the machine owners and users, have become aware that the IoT can offer them significant benefits and savings. They know that automated, analytical applications based on machine data will reduce downtime, increase production, achieve higher quality, and save energy.
At ei3, we believe that machine builders and OEMs have a valuable opportunity to deliver specialized IoT applications to their markets. This belief stems from the many value streams that are driven by more productive operations and equipment. Machine builders have a deep base of equipment knowledge and understand manufacturing best practices. This makes the delivery of IoT services a natural extension of the engineering-driven relationship between machine builders and their customers. To succeed in today's marketplace, it is imperative to have a strategy that delivers the power of the IoT.
Since opening our doors in 1999, we have provided internet solutions to OEMs serving a diverse range of manufacturing industries. From this vantage point, we have identified value streams that provide significant benefits by connecting machines to the Internet. This article examines the top four value streams and presents reasons why they form the essence of a successful machine IoT strategy.
How Executives Around The World View Industry 4.0
Forbes Insights With Deloitte: . To better understand the Fourth Industrial Revolutions impact on business, Forbes Insights and Deloitte surveyed more than 1,600 executives in the Americas, Asia-Pacific and EMEA for "The Fourth Industrial Revolution Is Here-Are You Ready?,
Keychain Pulls Further Ahead of IOTA in Blockchain Race to Small IoT
Keychain demonstrates to the Japanese government that blockchain technology is compatible with small Internet of Things (IoT) devices, using a fraction of the memory used by IOTA and solving the long-standing riddle of how to leverage blockchain technology in industrial IoT.
Pearson Packaging Systems Completes Acquisition of Flexicell
Combining technical expertises in robotic automation and secondary packaging integration to tackle more complex projects
ESI and Cardenal Herrera University Team up to Offer a Technological Leap in Virtual Manufacturing
Initiating a ground-breaking research program in the virtual engineering of manufacturing processes
Sartorius Stedim Biotech launches new versions of data analytics software solutions
SIMCA® and SIMCA®-online software updates in the UmetricsTM Suite help manufacturing industries make better business decisions and optimize process control
The Impact of the IoT on Energy Efficiency (Part 3 of 5)
One distinct benefit of the IoT is that it's generally available to every area of the economy, and this particularly holds true for energy efficiency improvements.
A call for better screening
Powder and pellet production processes are often inefficient and highly wasteful, despite effective equipment being available. This is the claim made by materials screening specialist Gough Engineering, who is urging businesses to invest in better screening equipment for powders, pellets, plastics and other irregular granulated products.
Belden Delivers User-Friendly DPI Technology to Improve Industrial Scalability, Security
New Deep Packet Inspection Enforcer Protects Critical Energy Infrastructure
Miniature laser sensors with IO-Link provide greater flexibility and control
With their IO-Link integration, O300 laser sensors are Industry 4.0-ready. IO-Link allows the quick and easy configuration of sensors for all applications using standard network components.
Patti Engineering Named by Siemens as First MindSphere Hybrid OT Partner
Partnership will help manufacturers navigate the challenges of implementing IoT technology
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MOTION CONTROLLERS FOR MINIATURE DRIVES AND MICRODRIVES
FAULHABER has added another extremely compact Motion Controller without housing to its product range. The new Motion Controller is ideal for integration in equipment manufacturing and medical technology applications. With 36 V and 3 A (peak current 9 A), it covers the power range up to approx. 100 W and is suitable for DC-motors with encoder, brushless drives or linear motors.
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OnLogic
OnLogic is a global industrial computer manufacturer who designs highly-configurable, solution-focused computers engineered for reliability at the IoT edge. Their systems operate in the world's harshest environments, empowering customers to solve their most complex computing challenges, no matter their industry. OnLogic has helped more than 70,000 customers worldwide advance their ideas with computers that are designed to last, built to order and delivered in days.
