Filamet™ adds 3D Print Metal to Existing, Inexpensive 3D Printing Hardware
With Filamet™ from The Virtual Foundry, existing 3D Printing hardware can create Pure Metal Output
Microscan Announces the Release of WebLink 1.1 and New Features for MicroHAWK Barcode Readers
The latest release of WebLink, the worlds first web-based barcode reader setup and control interface, supports new flexible settings for focus, speed, decoder, and more on Microscan's MicroHAWK Barcode Reader platform.
Tolomatic belt-drive actuator designed for harsh environments, loads up to 520 lbs (235 kg)
New trapezoidal solid-bearing actuator design optimizes performance in moderate-loading applications requiring high duty cycle and high speed over long strokes.
New Plug and Play Motion System at IMTS
Visit Rollon at in the East Building at booth E-4528
1000 Series Automatic Splicers Improve Uptime for Wide Non-Woven Substrates
Butler Automatic, the inventor and global leader of automatic splicing solutions, announces that its 1000 Series Automatic Film Splicer is ideal for improving uptime and increasing throughput in applications utilizing wide, non-woven substrates. The 1000 Series is used in applications including printing, packaging, building insulation, automotive air filters, and medical wound care products.
Companies, employees not quite ready for cognitive technology wave of robotics, AI, machine learning
Larry Dignan for Between the Lines: Robots, artificial intelligence, machine learning and other cognitive technologies will replace about 7 percent of U.S. jobs by 2025 with office and administrative staff taking the biggest hit, according to a Forrester Research forecast.
The bad news is jobs will be lost. The good news is that new gigs will be created as cognitive technology takes hold. One reason the disruption won't be larger or happen sooner is that companies aren't ready for the change related to the new automated workforce, said Forrester.
Among the key items:
16 percent of U.S. jobs will be replaced, but 9 percent of jobs will be created. That's how Forrester gets to the 7 percent job loss by 2025 figure.
Emerging jobs will be robot monitoring pros, data scientists, automation specialists and content curators.
93 percent of automation technologists feel unprepared to take on smart machine technologies.
83 percent saw cognitive computing as critical to their companies' future.
32 percent of respondents said they are prepared for the cognitive technology changes ahead, but only 12 percent are prepared to deal with the human and organizational fallout.
46 percent say the number of jobs will remain about the same and 43 percent of respondents thought jobs would decline.
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Oriental Motor Introduces New 200 W (1/4 HP) & 400 W (1/2 HP) BMU Series Brushless Motor and Drive Package
Our Popular Easy to Use Brushless Motor Just Received a Boost in Power and Performance
Four Dorner Industrial Conveyor Platforms Receive Cleanroom Certification
Cleanrooms and other controlled environments provide management of airborne particulate contamination to appropriate levels for accomplishing contamination-sensitive activities.
IMTS 2016 TOOLING & WORKHOLDING PAVILION SHOWCASES ADVANCES IN ACCURACY AND EFFICIENCY
Innovative machinery from around the world will be on display at IMTS - The International Manufacturing Technology Show. Key to maximizing the efficiency and effectiveness of those machines are the tooling and workholding products on display in the West Building at McCormick Place.
MDT Exhibits TMR Sensors at Sensors Expo
Advanced TMR Technology Realizes Outstanding Performance Benefits for High-End Sensor Applications
Markforged Releases Onyx: Micro-Carbon Reinforced Nylon For Industrial Strength Parts
Revolutionary new material enables engineers to 3D print parts for demanding applications.
VPT Adds Industrial Level VHR Series DC-DC Converter Line
High reliability DC-DC converters and EMI Filters for industrial level applications available from VPT
Accenture and Automation Anywhere Collaborate to Deliver Robotic Process Automation
Accenture (NYSE: ACN) and Automation Anywhere, a global provider of robotic process automation (RPA), are working together to deliver enterprise-grade RPA solutions to organizations that automate business processes, enabling operations to be scaled faster and more cost-effectively, while increasing performance accuracy.
Optomec to Showcase 3D Printed Electronics at Sensors Expo
Aerosol Jet Printing of Smart IoT Devices to be Highlighted
Milacron's Mold-Masters Premium Summit-Series Hot Runner Seeing Major Adoption for High End Molding Applications Beyond the Medical Market
Originally designed to be a medical molding powerhouse, the Summit-Series is proving very versatile with customers utilizing the stainless steel hot runner to mold premium packaging, personal care goods, teletronic parts and even small automotive parts.
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