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Dassault Systèmes announce new scheme to fast-track breakthrough innovations

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Posted on 10 Jan 2018 by Jonny Williamson

Dassault Systèmes has launched its Global Entrepreneur Program at CES to help accelerate the development of breakthrough innovations by start-ups, entrepreneurs and makers.

World’s first fully automated licence plate plant

The cutting-edge factory will reportedly embody the true nature of ‘smart manufacturing’ thanks to the complex, automated interlinking of its work processes.

Posted on 21 Dec 2017 by Jonny Williamson

The Government Printing Press of Italy has commissioned Tönnjes E.A.S.T. to build what is thought to be the world’s first fully automated car license plate facility.

Connectivity for the smart factory of the future

Posted on 14 Dec 2017 by The Manufacturer

Integrated Industry is a key focus for HARTING and, indeed, for the wider manufacturing industry, but what exactly does this mean? Gavin Stoppel - of HARTING Ltd. - explores the topic.

Large-screen automotive heads-up display developed

The human machine interface (HMI) is reportedly the world’s largest automotive head-up display with a near 24-inch projection - image courtesy of DENSO.

Posted on 13 Dec 2017 by Jonny Williamson

A thin-film liquid-crystal heads-up display has been developed by one of the world’s largest automotive technology, systems and components suppliers, DENSO.

Industry 4.0: Tips for building your digital enterprise

Laser cutting a nuclear industry component at Paul Fabrications, the 100th company to complete Fit For Nuclear – image courtesy of F4N.

Posted on 6 Dec 2017 by The Manufacturer

Industrial revolutions are huge, significant events, and many observers believe we've gone through four of them.

ABB and HPE narrowing the OT/IT gap

The relationship between ABB and HPE is designed to maximise data functions at the edge- image courtesy of ABB

Posted on 29 Nov 2017 by Nick Peters

Robotics giant ABB is accelerating its move into the IT space with a new partnership with Hewlett Packard Enterprise (HPE). The goal is to make on-site data-driven decision making faster and more actionable through HPE’s expertise in edge computing.

The Smart Factory Podcast

Posted on 23 Nov 2017 by Nick Peters

Throughout the 2017 Leaders Conference and Smart Factory Expo, The Manufacturer ran a global streaming radio service, offering interviews, comment and analysis from its conference studio in Liverpool.

On this page are some of the interview highlights for your pleasure and interest. All inte…

Digital Transformation: The paperless manufacturer

The rise of robotics is probably one of the most highly visible effects of digital transformation.

Posted on 22 Nov 2017 by The Manufacturer

Digital and connected manufacturing has taken the industry by storm, however not all parts of manufacturing businesses have been caught up in the tide of tech. Electronic Data Interchange (EDI) is here to help turn the tide.

What does it take to make additive manufacturing mainstream

MAPP aims to address the challenges and opportunities surrounding advanced powder processes through an ambitious interdisciplinary research programme.

Posted on 21 Nov 2017 by Fred Tongue

Additive manufacturing has been around since 1983, but it has not yet been adopted by mainstream manufacturing, what is missing for AM to breakthrough.

Co-create or die? The future landscape of innovation

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Posted on 21 Nov 2017 by The Manufacturer

Digitalisation is accelerating the pace of change, and the future belongs to the nimble, imaginative – and increasingly – those who see the power of cooperation and collaboration. Helen Saunders examines the opportunities and challenges of co-innovation.

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