In the third article of this series, Alan Griffiths of Cambashi looks into how different technology companies work together to provide Industrial IoT solutions and how the money flows. In other words, ‘Who pays whom for what?’
Integrating modern automation helps businesses optimise assembly lines and deliver high quality products to customers quickly and efficiently. Here’s how.
The debate about the impact of the Fourth Industrial Revolution tends be framed around issues such as product design, production lines and supply chains. However, it is vital also to consider its impact on the workforce, both in terms of how the allocation of labour will change and in how flexible our national skills base is going to be in responding to the challenge.
Satsafe is helping to enhance motorist safety through its innovative Internet of Things telematics devices, more commonly known as ‘in-vehicle black boxes’.
Multinational manufacturer of athletic and casual footwear, PUMA, has launched a pilot project to create what it describes as the world's first intelligent and decision-making warehouse.
Using insights gathered from the sector, the Aerospace Technology Institute has created a simple framework representing the possibilities digital technologies offer.
Global industrial group, ThyssenKrupp AG, has implemented a new digital platform in its materials division to better connect machines and enable predictive maintenance.
