Opto Engineering and Matrix Vision announce strategic partnership
The management of both companies describe the partnership as "an opportunity to build a bridge between optics and cameras, customers and component manufacturers".
Xometry Secures Investment from GE Ventures
Xometrys software platform has transformed American Manufacturing by orchestrating a network of Small and Medium Size manufacturers across the USA
Why 2017 is the year integration enables Industry 4.0 growth
Louis Columbus for CloudTech:  Having attained initial results from Industry 4.0 initiatives, many manufacturers are moving forward with the advanced analytics and Big Data-related projects that are based on real-time integration between CRM, ERP, 3rd party and legacy systems. A recent Price Waterhouse Coopers (PwC) study of Industry 4.0 adoption, Industry 4.0: Building The Digital Enterprise (PDF, no opt-in, 36 pp.) found that 72% of manufacturing enterprises predict their use of data analytics will substantially improve customer relationships and customer intelligence along the product life cycle. Real-time integration enables manufacturers to more effectively serve their customers, communicate with suppliers, and manage distribution channels. Of the many innovative start-ups taking on the complex challenges of integrating cloud and on-premise systems to streamline revenue-generating business processes, enosiX shows potential to bridge legacy ERP and cloud-based CRM systems quickly and deliver results.
There are many more potential benefits to adopting Industry 4.0 for those enterprises who choose to create and continually strengthen real-time integration links across the global operations. Â Cont'd...
HEIDENHAIN Introduces High Accuracy
Angle Encoder for Vacuum Environments
Integro Technologies Announces Partnership with ViDi Systems SA
Machine vision integrator collaborates with leading Swiss software firm
How To Determine If An AS/RS ( Automated Storage and Retrieval System) Fits Your Facility
If youve found yourself running out of space within your current facility, automated storage could be the solution youre looking for. With an AS/RS, you have the option to increase storage volume by retrofitting or expanding your current facility which may be less expensive than investing in a new facility.
FogHorn Recognized as Top 10 Leading IoT Company Globally
Silicon Valley Industrial IoT startup named along with leading industry giants as one of Appcessories 10 Internet of Things Companies to Watch in 2017
EIT Digital to develop new industrial virtual reality training tool
EIT Digitals is launching the "Handcode project" to develop a virtual reality (VR) training tool to help improve safety, reduce downtime and save costs for European industries. Its doing this in partnership with two Swedish companies and the French Alternative Energies and Atomic Energy Commission.
Opto Diode Introduces Near-Infrared, Surface-Mount
New NXIR-RF100C near-infrared SMD photodiodes will be showcased at SPIEs Photonics West 2017, San Francisco, Jan. 31- Feb. 2 in Opto Diodes booth # 5628.
Promising Hope for Those in Need of Human Tissue and Organs: Rockwell Automation to Innovate Advanced Production Technologies at Department of Defense's New Manufacturing Institute
Company will contribute $10 million over five years to the Advanced Tissue Biofabrication Initiative
The strategic plan Industria 4.0 starts in Italy
And A&T establishes the Innovation 4.0 Award for successful case histories!
Microscan Presents New Capabilities of MicroHAWK Barcode Readers and Multi-Array PanelScan® PCB Traceability System at IPC APEX EXPO 2017
The multi-array PanelScan® PCB Traceability System and the game-changing MicroHAWK family of products - the world's smallest high-performance barcode readers - help electronics manufacturers increase competitiveness by accelerating setup time, ensuring better product quality, and reducing production costs. Microscan will demonstrate new capabilities of both products at IPC APEX EXPO 2017.
The Road To IIoT: What Can We Learn From Other Industries?
John Fryer for MBTmag.com: Â Many manufacturers are viewing the emerging Industrial "Internet of Things" (IIoT) as a way to provide their businesses with a new and powerful competitive advantage. They recognize the potential in harnessing and analyzing data from across the plant to drive greater efficiency and create the foundation for new business models. But how can manufacturers navigate from the automation infrastructures of today to the intelligent IIoT enterprises they envision?
To help answer that question, manufacturers stand to learn much from looking at other industries and how they have addressed the challenges of moving to the IIoT. Companies in a number of industries - from energy to financial services to telecom and building security - have successfully made the transition from the inflexible, limited proprietary technologies of the past to the agile, intelligent open technologies of today.
As manufacturers chart their course, there are insights they can glean from other industries that are successfully achieving the advantages of next-generation IIoT automation. Â Cont'd...
Manufacturers That Use Robots
Manufacturers, looking for new and practical ways to integrate robots into their operations, are finding that robots are a strong influence in manufacturing competitiveness.
SME Announces Georgia Institute of Technology as an Inaugural Institutional Member
Georgia Tech joins Harper College of Palatine, Illinois, and Grand Valley State University of Allendale, Michigan as SME's first institutional members.
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