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23 February 2023
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Hannover Messe 2023 will cover not only technologies for connected, climate-neutral industry, but also provide a forum for a global policy discussion among industry, government, science and social representatives
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23 February 2023
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HOSTING AROUND 4000 exhibitors in April, Hannover Messe will shine a spotlight on the way in which a number of different industrial ecosystems are intertwined to provide solutions for resource-efficient, climate-neutral and resilient production
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24 October 2022
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Operating personnel at all levels are gaining revealing, and sometimes unexpected, insights into the health of machinery by viewing and interpreting visual representations of data from sensors, writes David Hannaby
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08 August 2022
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With trends such as digital transformation driving change, Jon Arnold looks at how the industrial workforce can stay safely connected and empowered with Augmented Reality (AR) tools
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24 August 2022
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AUDI IS setting up fully networked, highly efficient, and sustainable production. The goal is to design a resilient, agile, and flexible value chain to meet future challenges successfully. These include a growing diversity of variants, the transition to electromobility, the increasingly volatile supply situation, and political uncertainties.
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30 June 2022
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Steve Sands observes the changes in this technology sector and the impact on customers
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11 July 2022
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Bosch Rexroth continues to drive the digital transformation of linear motion technology and is further developing its Smart MechatroniX platform
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23 June 2022
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Industry 4.0 adoption isn’t just about the sexy tech, says Alastair Crawford. Rather, the data that new tech produces rules the roost – and not only the collection of the right data, but its transfer to where we can do something useful, tangible and game changing with it
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23 June 2022
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Neli Ivanova looks at why 5G is key to post-pandemic recovery in the manufacturing industry
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22 June 2022
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Solutions architect, Paul Holding, explains why and how businesses can effectively upgrade their IT infrastructure
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27 April 2022
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With Industry 4.0 seeing systems and devices exchanging and interpreting shared data, advanced sensors are increasingly finding their way into modern manufacturing lines, facilitating informed decision-making – but this is just the beginning, says Paul Taylor
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15 February 2022
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Alexander Hill examines how manufacturers can reduce energy consumption and improve sustainability by implementing a predictive maintenance strategy
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05 January 2022
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AUTOMATION HAS always been characterised by rapid growth, constant innovation and new work patterns. However, the events of the past two years have amplified the need of businesses across every industry for automation technologies to help them respond to global trends and stay competitive. Neil Ballinger explains what trends will impact automation in 2022.
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15 December 2021
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FANUC Europe President & CEO Shinichi Tanzawa talks to Controls, Drives & Automation about the company’s smart factories, robots building robots and the impressive savings that IoT solutions can generate
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01 September 2021
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While for many occupations a suitable work environment requires no more than a desk, a PC and an Internet connection, maintenance engineers often require innovative technology. Neil Ballinger discusses the requirements of remote working maintenance engineers
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01 July 2021
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Noel Sheppard and Paola Hopwood discuss how manufacturers can realise the benefits of edge computing through network automation
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13 July 2021
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Smart Factories leverage data generated throughout the manufacturing process to maximise responsiveness and optimise production. To unlock this potential companies need a knowledge management system to effectively gather, store, visualise and process data. Martin Gadsby reports
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05 July 2021
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In the manufacturing sector, inspection is an essential function. It’s a visual check that ensures a product meets its intended function and appearance and delivers important benefits for both the manufacturer and customer. Mark Patrick takes a look at how AI can transform the process
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01 July 2021
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JPB Système was one of the first companies in France to establish and run an Industry 4.0 production process. More recently, the company diversified its technology proposition to offer a disruptive solution that tracks the performance of manufacturing equipment to improve all-round production efficiency. Jocelyn Vecchio spoke to Smarter Futures about recent changes and challenges for companies like JPB, as well as why a fully connected factory floor is the way forward for any manufacturer seeking to fully realise the Industry 4.0 vision
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08 February 2021
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IN CONTRAST to conventional technology, smart sensors can do more than just reliably monitor and send measurement values; they also provide relevant data that can be used to set process optimisation and efficiency gains in motion, asserts Peter Dietrich
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