Most Accurate Lotus Car Ever, Thanks to Cutting Edge Metrology
The CMM installed in Hethel is set one meter into the floor on a special foundation. It means that a car for inspection carried on an automated guided vehicle (AGV) is able to access the area without the need for any lifting equipment.
Digi-Key Launches Factory Tomorrow Season 2 Video Series
The three-episode series will take a closer look at the driving forces behind Industry 4.0, interviewing experts in the field about how artificial intelligence (AI), connectivity and edge computing technologies are shaping the next major leap forward for manufacturing.
American Welding Society Announces FABTECH 2022 Panel Discussions, Podcasts, Professional Program, Welding Track and Product Discounts
FABTECH returns to the Georgia World Congress Center from November 8-10, 2022, and the American Welding Society is pleased to announce its plans for the event.
The Way to Combine Metal and Plastic: Insert Molding
IM is a popular manufacturing process because it is fast and efficient. It also allows for a high degree of precision, meaning that products made using insert molding are typical of high quality.
Has XaaS Lived up to the Hype?
Experience with early 'everything-as-a-service' offerings suggests they still hold great potential for manufacturers, but require a patient approach to succeed
Walter Pyramid - Galvanized Fabricated Tube Steel and Pipe Structures
With previous satisfactory experience with hot-dip galvanizing, the designers were confident galvanizing was the perfect solution to protecting the massive about of steel required for this project.
Relativity Space Maps Path to Terran R Production at Scale With Unveil of Stargate 4th Generation Metal 3D Printers
Relativity Space's Stargate 4th Generation 3D metal printers, capable of horizontally printing objects up to 120ft long and 24ft wide at as much as 12x faster than its predecessor.
How to Upskill Frontline Employees as Industry 4.0 Gains Traction
Digitization, automation, and artificial intelligence in manufacturing have paved the way for new production methods. If employees are going to take on new responsibilities and operate connected devices, they need to be upskilled and trained accordingly.
The Role of Wet Blasting in the Post-processing of AM Parts
Many companies are working on and researching new bespoke AM post-processes, sometimes with impressive results, but usually restricted in usefulness to particular materials or geometries, and almost all being highly priced and over-engineered.
Modern Manufacturing Needs a Platform-agnostic Configuration Solution
With a platform-agnostic configuration solution, your data can float across systems and be used in any consuming application. And because you are not tied to any one enterprise system, you can create a single source of truth across the organization.
Synthetic learning - How synthetic data can help manufacturers train AI
With synthetic data providing such a useful alternative to generating real-world data, it might not seem surprising that a study by Gartner estimates that by 2024, 60 per cent of all data used in AI developments will be synthetic.
Understanding and Mitigating Insider Threats in Operational Technology (OT) Systems
One of the biggest risks to operational technology (OT) security is not a zero-day rootkit, but the people onsite day in and day out.
Machine Health Is the Key to Fully Realizing Industry 4.0 - and Moving Beyond
Like any new technology, AI solutions face adoption and cultural challenges. Even with Industry 4.0 technology, manufacturers sometimes fail to adapt to the solutions available to them.
Managing the Digital Infrastructure in Today's Hybrid IT Environment
As companies continue to shift and expand workloads in a distributed and hybrid digital infrastructure, data center operations have a critical role in securing the agility and continuity to keep the business relevant in the digital world.
Managing the Rising Issue of VOCs in Modern Manufacturing
Given the industrial nature of their operations, modern manufacturing plants, and the activities performed there, are often significant sources of VOCs. Thus, company leaders must take decisive steps to mitigate the threat.
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