IoT

From two-way radios to smartphones, laptops to landlines, tablets to rugged handhelds no one is beyond reach in today's smart factory - image courtesy of DFC.

Tech & skills: the perfect connection for a brighter manufacturing future

‘E-floater’ from Floatility – a first-of-its-kind, lightweight, solar-powered, electric scooter. The working prototype was created with Stratasys 3D printing - image courtesy of Stratasys

New solar powered ‘e-floater’ electric scooter created using 3D printing

The Fisher-Price Code-a-Pillar will teach young children the basics of coding and computer programming - image courtesy of Fisher-Price.

Fisher Price to teach children coding with the aid of a robot caterpillar

The BMW i8 concept car on display at CES 2016 with Klaus Frohlich, a member of the Board of Management of BMW AG presenting - image courtesy of BMW.

BMW reveals mirror-less i8 concept car at CES 2016

A telepresence robot monitors an office environment. Image courtesy of Double Robotics

Telepresence robots set to transform workplaces

Electronics manufacturing at the Scharnhausen Technology Plant employs different testing methods to ensure superior quality.

Festo: automation for the future

From two-way radios to smartphones, laptops to landlines, tablets to rugged handhelds no one is beyond reach in today's smart factory - image courtesy of DFC.

Three things you probably didn’t know about the IIoT

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