I.T.

As Veit phrased it, Industry 4.0 will “change work”, opposed to “killing work”, noting that jobs are likely to be safeguarded with employee skill-levels being raised.

Festo: Industry 4.0 and automation

Mark McMorris in flight and Intel engineer Stephanie Moyerman observing realtime data test - image courtesy of Intel

Intel at CES 2016 announces digitisation of sport

Robot Hand Shaking Human Hand

Robot casino dealers could produce a jackpot for Hong Kong gaming company

Antony Bourne, global manufacturing industry director, IFS.

Digitisation of manufacturing

CAD

CAD is a lie: generative design to the rescue

F-35 has carried out its latest weapons test

F-35 cyber security testing delay prompts vulnerability concerns

The new Focus Electric will feature a DC fast-charge capability - image courtesy of Ford.

Ford commits $4.5bn by 2020 to developing electric cars

Schematic of the Jovian magnetosphere with Jupiter at its centre and its moons orbiting - image courtesy of Wikicommons and Volcanopele

Airbus Defence and Space to build $350m Jupiter spacecraft

IoT Internet of Things

IoT and big data may have arrived, but don’t forget the basics

Cyber security: the digital dilemma for manufacturers

Infor launches cloud PLM Solution Designed For Discrete Manufacturers in Europe

Infor-mation technology