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IDTechEx Report: Sensors in a Post-Covid World
The new IDTechEx report, "Sensors 2021-2041" uniquely analyses the whole subject in the light of such seismic changes as the COVID-19 virus. -
State of the Mining and Metals Industry in 2020
In 2020, mining and metals companies are looking to recover from COVID-19, increase sustainability, and ensure public trust. Long-term trends are positive. -
AVEVA Roundtable Insights: Digitalization Reenergizing Industry
AVEVA hosted a virtual roundtable panel discussion Aug. 26, 2020 with key people from the world’s largest oil & gas organizations to understand how technology is reenergizing industry. -
How to Define Zones and Conduits
A good understanding of zones and conduits, as introduced in the ISA/IEC 62443 series of standards, is fundamentally important to industrial cybersecurity. -
Improving Productivity in Industries Using BLE-Based RTLS Technology
BLE-based real-time location systems (RTLS) can be used to improve efficiency, productivity, and safety in a wide variety of industries. -
The Three Zeroes for Managing Production Operations
Asset Performance Management 4.0 (APM 4.0) must assure all assets perform their intended duty as efficiently as possible for its whole lifecycle with minimal risks. -
Breaking Free From Batteries: Industrial “Internet of Things” Platform Built on Battery-Free Sensors
Everactive presents the factory of the future, batteries not included. -
5 Recent Great Reads in IT/OT Convergence
The International Society of Automation (ISA) shares 5 articles about IT/OT convergence and digital transformation from August 2020. -
3D Optical Metrology: Versatile Tools for Today's Advanced Manufacturing
Today, high precision metrology solutions must be sourced carefully to ensure that they represent the best fit for particular industrial applications. -
Women in Manufacturing Hall of Fame Announces Inaugural Inductees
Women in Manufacturing (WiM) has inducted 15 women into its inaugural Women in Manufacturing Hall of Fame. -
Why Do Industrial IoT Projects Fail?
Beecham Research published a survey of IoT adopters which found that 58% of respondents stated their IoT project was either mostly unsuccessful or not successful. Why is that? -
Automation Ethics: An Ongoing Challenge for the Future
A philosopher considers the ethical dimension of the future of automation. -
Three Challenges in Using Machine Learning in Industrial Applications
Machine learning (ML) is present in many aspects of our lives, to the point that is difficult to get through a day without having contact with it. -
Finding the Right Robotic Process Automation Partner
A skilled motion control engineering services provider can help manufacturers realize the benefits of robotic applications. -
How COVID-19 Has Changed the Future of Work in the Industrial Sector
How has the industrial sector's vision for the future of work changed in the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic? -
Manufacturers Urged To Consider Best Practices For Optimizing Control Plans With AI
A number of best practices will generally apply when implementing Artificial Intelligence (AI) for process control, according to DataProphet. -
Digital Water Will Increase Efficiency in the Water and Wastewater Industries
Digital water technologies will innovate and drive forward new solutions in the water and wastewater industries. -
Automating Security Operations: SOAR Supports Integrated Cybersecurity
When it comes to critical infrastructure cybersecurity or risk management, the use of SOAR may provide a solution as an integrative system platform. -
What's the Difference Between Industry 4.0 and Industry 5.0?
Industry 4.0 and Industry 5.0 share many overlapping concepts, but they are distinctly different. -
Predicting a Crisis Before It Happens: Sensors in the Water Network
With technology, it's possible to better predict how people use water and monitor its quality.
