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Emily Newton
Emily Newton is the editor-in-chief of Revolutionized, an online magazine celebrating advances in science and technology.
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The Top 4 Biopharmaceutical Manufacturing Trends in 2022
Trends that emerged in 2020 and 2021 are likely to develop and become even more important in 2022.By: Emily Newton18 January, 2022 | 4 minutes -
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4 Reasons Why Edge Computing is Crucial to Industry 4.0 Success
Edge computing can help businesses take full advantage of IoT.By: Emily Newton21 December, 2021 | 4 minutes -
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4 Reasons Why AI Drives Industry 4.0 Forward
This overview highlights why people so often bring up AI as they talk about the most useful and compelling ways to create an Industry 4.0 factory.By: Emily Newton30 November, 2021 | 4 minutes -
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How Can 5G Provide a Safer Cobot Environment?
Faster, more robust connectivity makes safety possible, leading to more widespread cobot development progress.By: Emily Newton19 November, 2021 | 4 minutes -
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Monitor Your Raw Materials Usage with ERP Software
The usage, benefits, and best practices for monitoring and managing raw materials using an ERP software.By: Emily Newton17 September, 2021 | 4 minutes -
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3 Benefits of Operationalizing AI in Manufacturing
Whether it's smart maintenance, quality control, or inventory, operationalizing AI in manufacturing leads to many benefits.By: Emily Newton20 July, 2021 | 4 minutes -
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Why are 5G and IoT a Game Changer for Manufacturing?
5G, which is capable of providing speeds up to 100 times faster than 4G, may revolutionize how companies use IIoT devices.By: Emily Newton04 June, 2021 | 3 minutes -
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5 Ways RFID Technology Facilitates Inventory and Production Visibility
Here’s a look at how RFID tags have drastically reduced the need for manual inventory counts, and have increased production visibility.By: Emily Newton30 March, 2021 | 4 minutes -
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Cobots Help Manufacturers Succeed In Light of the Pandemic
Cobots, or collaborative robots, take over gaps in manual labor and boost productivity for manufacturers as the COVID-19 pandemic continues.By: Emily Newton23 February, 2021 | 4 minutes
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