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Featured Materials & Processes White Papers

ACTIVATING INSIGHTS AT THE FAR EDGE WITH RED HAT
Published by OnLogic
QUICKBASE DROVE 315% ROI IN FORRESTER CONSULTING TOTAL ECONOMIC IMPACT™ ANALYSIS
Published by Quickbase
COMPARISON OF CAPACITIVE VS. INDUCTIVE ENCODERS
Published by Electromate
MACHINE OPERATOR AUTHENTICATION - WHY KNOWING "WHO" MATTERS
Published by ELATEC Inc.

All Materials & Processes White Papers

ACTIVATING INSIGHTS AT THE FAR EDGE WITH RED HAT

How to bring resilient, stable, and flexible computing to harsh edge environments: This eBook will help you understand the value of collecting, controlling, and acting upon data on edge devices, and illuminate some of the specific infrastructure needs to optimize far edge deployments.

QUICKBASE DROVE 315% ROI IN FORRESTER CONSULTING TOTAL ECONOMIC IMPACT™ ANALYSIS

Work today is complex, flexible, and multidimensional, requiring a new approach to manage this dynamic work. With the right resources, you can see, connect, and control even your most complex projects – and manage the dynamic work that drives revenue. Quickbase commissioned Forrester Consulting to conduct a Total Economic Impact™ analysis, to determine potential benefits and cost savings that companies can experience with Quickbase.

FIVE SIMPLE RULES TO FOLLOW WHEN AUTOMATING YOUR WAREHOUSE

One indisputable fact exists for most manufacturers and distributors: Warehouse automation stands as one of the last areas where long-term costs can be significantly reduced.

COMPARISON OF CAPACITIVE VS. INDUCTIVE ENCODERS

In the realm of motion control and position feedback, encoders are pivotal. Two prominent types in today's industry are the capacitive and inductive encoders. This paper takes a closer look at each of these, providing insights for those seeking to choose between them for specific applications.

NAVIGATING SUSTAINABILITY CHALLENGES IN ELECTRONICS MANUFACTURING

Poorly regulated PCBA manufacturing can contribute to environmental damage, including ozone depletion, freshwater contamination, and algal dead zones. It's time to change that. As we move towards a net-zero economy, collaborating with other businesses is essential to effectively manage risks and seize opportunities. As a part of the complex electronic products industry, you have a unique opportunity to lead the way in sustainability at all levels of PCBA production. By engaging stakeholders and implementing transparent communication, your company can minimize its ecological footprint while unlocking new growth opportunities.

THE WAREHOUSE GUIDE TO LEAN LABELING

Why “Lean Labeling”? From our past experience at Newcastle Systems, our biggest challenge has always been about helping our customers see a problem they didn’t know they have. While Receiving has permanently changed by solving a previously unknown problem, the warehouse has plenty of other similar challenges that are not necessarily “ignored”, but just not considered big enough to gain the attention it may deserve.

MACHINE OPERATOR AUTHENTICATION - WHY KNOWING "WHO" MATTERS

Secure and reliable machine authentication provides the data manufacturers need to enable process and workforce optimization. Learn why "who" matters in machine operation and how factories can use machine authentication to drive quality control, cost efficiencies, safety and compliance.

FINE-TUNE LINEAR MOTION POSITIONING FOR HIGH-SPEED, AUTOMATED MACHINES

As automated equipment in industrial, medical and life science markets becomes increasingly faster and more accurate, engineers must adapt with higher performing linear motion and positioning systems. At the same time, however, the envelope for motion control is shrinking, making it difficult to design a fast, precise system that can fit into tight spaces. Despite the challenge, it is possible to design a linear motion system that delivers the high performance these machines demand. For example, a linear positioning table and digital controller combination optimized for high-speed communications and fast response achieves an ideal balance of precise positioning and exceptional control. This article will describe some of the essentials machine designers should consider when implementing a precision linear motion system for high-speed automated machines, along with an out-of-the-box setup that provides exceptional results.

4 SIGNS YOUR WAREHOUSE NEEDS A BARCODING SYSTEM

Improper warehouse management means you could be missing valuable business insights, which could help you make more informed decisions to improve the overall health of your company and avoid the above scenario.