Manufacturing Technologies

The UR5 collaborative robot was reportedly cheaper than buying a new, dedicated welding robot.- image courtesy of Universal Robots.

Robotics & Automation

Cobots: What you need to know

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Industrial Data

Data is redefining the water industry and manufacturers should take note

Bosch will provide smart connected sensor devices, which enable IIoT customers to improve their overall equipment efficiency and safety.

Leadership & Strategy

How can manufacturers overcome the UK’s productivity gap?

Factory Connectivity - image courtesy of Depositphotos.

Digital Transformation

Factory connectivity: What are manufacturers’ chief concerns?

IoT

PLC programable logic controler,This picture show hard wiring communication socket connection during technician maintenance - image courtesy of Depositphotos.

Digital Transformation

How will approaches to digital technology change in 2018?

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Innovation

Dassault Systèmes announce new scheme to fast-track breakthrough innovations

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

Robotics & Automation

World’s first fully automated licence plate plant

Connectivity for the smart factory of the future - HARTING Ltd

Smart Factory

Connectivity for the smart factory of the future

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.

Innovation

Large-screen automotive heads-up display developed

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

Digital Transformation

Industry 4.0: Tips for building your digital enterprise

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

Digital Transformation

ABB and HPE narrowing the OT/IT gap