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The Top 20 Secure PLC Coding Practices Project
Introducing the Top 20 PLC Secure Coding Practices Project, this article argues why the nuances of PLCs should be seen as features, not bugs for security. -
Cutting Tool Maker Upgrades Grinder Controls to Speed Parts Production
32-year-old insert grinders given new lease of life – and production times now reduced by 10 minutes per part. -
Here's Why You Should Consider Getting Your FE
The Fundamentals of Engineering (FE) exam is a prerequisite to the Professional Engineer (PE) exam, which engineers need to pass to practice in the U.S. -
ARC Advisory Group releases Low Voltage Controlgear market report
This ARC research explores current and historical market performance and related technology and business trends, identifies leading technology suppliers, and provides five-year (global/regional) forecasts for the low voltage controlgear market. -
FANUC America offers free trial of CNC GUIDE
To assist machine tool operators and builders through the rough economic times created in 2020, FANUC is offering this simulation tool at no cost. -
The Future of Automation: Will Robots Take Your Job?
Does automation always lead to job losses? Will you lose your job to a robot? Let's dive into the research and debates surrounding these questions. -
CERATIZIT USA partners with companies to join ventilator manufacturing process
High-precision drilling, reaming, countersinking and boring are specialties of CERATIZIT. Involved in this effort is Staub Precision Machine and the industrial distributor Abrasive Tool. -
SCHNEEBERGER announces partnership with Sung-il Machinery Co
SCHNEEBERGER's offering of ball screws deliver performance in precision, running properties, wear resistance, and operating temperature — with safe operation up to the physical limit of the driving motors. -
Counterfeit Parts: Manufacturing’s next threat?
By Nigel Smith This article explains why counterfeit industrial equipment could present a ticking time bomb for manufacturers. -
SmartRay ECCO sensors help Italian machine builder to enhance inspection
One of the challenges of this application was the metal and shiny surface of the parts, which the ECCO 55.100 sensor was able to manage perfectly, producing a high-quality profile of the inspected part. -
Comau announces partnership with Exechon to develop machining solutions
With the objective of spearheading a machining paradigm able to handle large, complex aluminum parts, the companies have started a strategic cooperation. -
Energy in Fluid Mechanics
A common issue in a lot of pipeline work is ensuring the physical line data and operating data are consistent. -
NUM announces opening of Indian office
NUM AG has opened a branch in Bangalore in November 2019. With this expansion in Asia, the international company with headquarters in Teufen, Switzerland, intends to reinforce its position in the field of CNC controls. -
How Standards and New Technology Enable Humans and Robots to Work Safely Together
Collaborative robots employ technology that enables safe contact with humans, improving productivity. Appropriate risk assessments and workspace planning is required for safe collaborative operation. -
Industry 4.0 Concepts for Discrete Manufacturing Applied to Process Automation
Industry 4.0 initially focused on discrete manufacturing, and now there is an additional focus on process automation -
PID Controller Tracking of Industrial Robotic Manipulators [Technical]
Robotic manipulators in industry perform repetitive tasks in manufacturing processes, and ensure a high production volume along with high quality standards. -
Chiron Group announces opening of German machining factory
With a maximum annual production capacity of 400 high precision machining centers, the nearly 150,000-sq ft Chiron Precision Factory in located in Neuhausen, Germany. -
How to Achieve Pilot-Scale Process Control Flexibility and Agility
Make the pilot lab more flexible, accurate, and productive while maintaining the Class 1, Division 2 hazardous area classification. -
AutoQuiz: How Are Errors Corrected in Industrial Network Data Communications?
Cyclic redundancy checking is a method of checking for errors in data that has been transmitted on a communications link. -
Report: Medical Device Manufacturers, Others Benefit from New Assembly Machines
Because both manual and automated assembly lines improve productivity, efficiency and quality of manufacturing while reducing labor costs and cycle time, the market for new assembly machines is expected to grow 27% by 2025, according to recent research by Global Market Insights.














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