Articles Tagged with ''automation''

Persistent skills shortage could risk $454 billion in economic output In 2028.

Indiana's employers are investing heavily in automation and manufacturing efficiency.

Complementary robotics technologies help push revenues of commercial robotics to US$22 billion by 2027.

Company makes plans to multiply staff eight-fold within the next two years, prepares for aggressive collaborative robot growth projections.

New OPC UA Vision standard simplifies machine vision in Industry 4.0.

"Data is the new oil!”  Clive Humby said over a decade ago, and his words seem even more apropos today. The allure of data is all-consuming—open any newspaper on any day of the week and at least half a dozen articles will speak about data.

The acquisition takes place two months after the OnRobot merger of three robotics companies from the United States, Hungary and Denmark that created one global player with a focus on the market for industrial robot accessories.

AI (Artificial Intelligence), sensorization, connectivity, and IoT (Internet of Things) will be key to optimizing productivity. However, they are currently being held back by conservative attitudes toward data management and connecting machines. This will change as the market pressure mounts.

Success of the industry again produces record numbers for VISION 2018.

Technology highlights from the Metal Cutting Pavilion exhibitors at IMTS 2018 include more collaboration between CNC and automation providers, more process integration to create multi-tasking machines and more powerful software and user-friendly CNC controls.