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Fanuc, Rockwell and Cisco combine to optimise CNCs and automation

Fanuc has announced a new analytics platform with Cisco, Rockwell Automation and Preferred Network - image courtesy of Fanuc.

Posted on 19 Apr 2016 by Tim Brown

Fanuc is collaborating with Cisco, Rockwell and Preferred Networks on the development and deployment of a platform that connects CNC machines with robots, peripheral devices and sensors.

£multimillion design centre to bolster UK innovation in transport

Exterior artist’s impressions of Coventry University’s new National Transport Design Centre (NTDC), based on the Technology Park.

Posted on 15 Apr 2016 by Jonny Williamson

A new multimillion pound centre of design excellence to support UK innovation in the transport industry and boost efforts to bridge a shortfall in essential creative skills is due to open at Coventry University in 2017.

Funding for the innovative manufacturer

Magnomatics funding is delivered by the Office for Low Emission Vehicles and Innovate UK.

Posted on 11 Apr 2016 by The Manufacturer

Matt Symonds, Managing Director of TBAT Innovation, reveals how smaller manufacturers can bring creative technologies to market while keeping core business afloat.

Industry 4.0: fit for the future

Infor launches cloud PLM Solution Designed For Discrete Manufacturers in Europe

Posted on 11 Apr 2016 by The Manufacturer

Tony Chapman, General Manager, Customer Services at Siemens UK & Ireland, discusses how data-rich, Industry 4.0 ready, proactive services can help ensure plants are fit for the future and best-placed to support growth.

CRM: manufacturing smarter customer relationships

Posted on 10 Apr 2016 by The Manufacturer

Microsoft Inner Circle member K3 CRM looks at the growing role of CRM systems as the manufacturing industry enters the early stages of Industry 4.0.

B2B CRM for manufacturers

Posted on 8 Apr 2016 by Malcolm Wheatley

TM’s IT Editor, Malcolm Wheatley seeks the advice of CRM experts to examine its relevance in a B2B context, as well as, where manufacturers have found the concept to be most helpful.

Sir Chris Hoy to officially open MACH 2016

Posted on 7 Apr 2016 by Jonny Williamson

The largest manufacturing and engineering exhibition in the UK, MACH 2016 will be officially opened by British Olympic cycling champion, Sir Chris Hoy MBE.

Red Bull Racing: dynamic engineering

Posted on 7 Apr 2016 by Jonny Williamson

Computational Fluid Dynamics have played a vital role in driving Red Bull Racing to a successful first decade. Jonny Williamson headed to Milton Keynes to learn more.