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Why SGP.32 Specification Is Changing the Rules of Vehicle Connectivity
Software-defined ecosystems exist for both industrial vehicles and consumer automobiles. The SGP.32 specification is at the center of a change in how vehicles connect to mobile networks globally. -
How a Good Story Can Save Your Industrial Transformation
Industrial transformation isn’t just a technical challenge — it’s a storytelling challenge. Those who master it will move the fastest. -
Why Enterprise Industrial AI Requires a Data Backbone, Not More Models
Industrial AI does not fail because the technology is weak. It fails when the foundations are treated as an afterthought. -
Four Reasons Your Industrial Automation and Logistics Tech Project Is Over Budget and Under-Delivering
The same four failure patterns appear again and again across industrial automation and logistics technology deployments — and they're preventable, but only if you know to look for them before the project kicks off. -
The Unknown Risk: Are Your OT Devices Unintentionally Visible to Malicious People?
When an OT device becomes internet-exposed — directly or indirectly — it can shift from “hard-to-reach” to “continuously discoverable” for threat actors. -
Video: ABB Global Process Automation, Part 2
Renee Bassett interviews ABB's Mohammad Alhyari about the evolution of distributed control systems — specifically, ABB Ability™ Symphony® Plus. -
Humanoid Robots: A Premium Growth Market for Motion Controls
Motion control demand tied to humanoid applications is forecast to grow at an average annual rate of 102% from 2023 through 2029. -
Converting Smart Digital Valve Controller Investments into Profits
If your maintenance staff find themselves overwhelmed, and if unexpected control valve failures are costing the plant money and production, it may be time to take full advantage of the smart DVCs and communication networks that likely already exist in your facility. -
Physical AI: Smarter Manufacturing on the Factory Floor
Physical AI is shaping the future of industrial production and expanding the possibilities of intelligent manufacturing. -
How Unattended Machining Redefines What’s Possible
The most successful shops use automation to protect and elevate their workforce, stabilize production expectations and stay competitive in a tight labor market. -
The Industrial Orchestration Layer: Empowering Shop Floor Intelligence
As a secure and deterministic bridge between stochastic AI models and physical machinery, the industrial orchestration layer empowers manufacturers to safely automate real-time decision-making while ensuring safe operations. -
The Shop Floor Is Ready for AI. Is Your Network Ready, Too?
ARC Advisory Group research explains why the network is the strategic decision manufacturers can no longer afford to defer. -
How Data Maturity Brings Industrial AI Agents Within Reach
Manufacturers can build a foundational data infrastructure that enables them to adopt agents faster and with less outright risk. -
Smarter Scheduling for Custody Transfer Metering: The Case for Surrogate Spool Calibration
Decoupling ultrasonic flowmeter calibration from spool fabrication can recover weeks — often significantly more — from project schedules, without sacrificing measurement accuracy or regulatory compliance. -
Educating the Next Generation of Process Control Engineers
Which subjects should be included in the curriculum of an undergraduate process control course, and which should not? -
Will the US Machine Vision Market Ever See Consolidation?
How does vendor concentration vary by sector, and what mix of sectors makes up the machine vision market? -
3PLs Are Ramping Up Warehouse Construction: Here’s What It Means for Automation
Global supply chains are in another period of high stress and are becoming increasingly complex. -
Logistics Industry Trends: Software-Layer Solutions and Resilience Planning
The software layer is connecting data, automation, labor management, slotting and exception handling. -
Unlocking Easier Automation with Openness, Resilience and Right-Sized Design
As automation systems grow more complex, machine builders are rethinking how they design and deploy motion. -
From Industrial Sites to Work Sites: The Expanding Definition of Workplace Risk
The traditional boundaries of workplace safety are dissolving as organizations recognize that environmental hazards matter as much as human injuries, and that "industrial" risk factors extend far beyond factory floors into retail stores and customer-facing spaces.
