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ODVA Technology Extends Its Reach to the Process Industries
By Craig Resnick, ARC Leading field instrumentation suppliers such as MicroMotion (a unit of Emerson) and Endress+Hauser have already equipped many of their Coriolis flow measurement products with Ethernet interfaces, including EtherNet/IP. -
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Robots enable lean production processes at BJ-Gear
BJ-Gear in Denmark uses collaborative robots from Universal Robots to automate their production of gear wheels. This ushered in substantial cost savings on machinery, optimized work flows, and created a more varied and rewarding work environment. -
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The Chinese DCS market grew in 2014
Unlike the world market, the oil and gas sector is relatively small in China while the power and chemical sectors are especially large. -
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Total Safety releases Industrial Safety Moments app
Available for download on iTunes and Google Play, this app is a compliance and training oriented approach to shared safety moments. -
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Medical Robots Simplifying Complicate Surgeries
Early this week, an article published in ‘St. Louis Business Journal’ made it obvious that in coming few years robotic technology would be helping surgeons or carrying out surgery themselves in medical centres globally -
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Food Industry growing
The U.S. food industry is forecast to grow at a steady rate of 2.9 percent CAGR through 2022, according to PMMI -
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OPC releases AutomationML for OPC UA spec
AutomationML is a data exchange standard for engineering data standardized in IEC 62814. -
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ValvTechnologies expands plant in India
The plant in Chennai, India, now has a full-fledged service center which includes on-site service capabilities. -
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CP Automation replaces legacy motor at Tata Steel
CP replaced a 40-year-old DC motor that used an obsolete control system, was not very accurate and often caused bottlenecks in the production process. -
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American Universities showing Industry 4.0 Projects at Hannover Messe
Virginia Tech, Arizona State University, University of California, Georgia Tech and University of Arizona to feature research, business startups and global partnerships. -
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How Good Does Data Need to Be for Maintenance Practices?
By Manjish Naik, Meridium Use high accuracy metrics or sufficiently-good data to analyze asset performance as far as it will allow, while you keep improving processes and the quality of the rest of your data to make it sufficiently good. -
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How Does Industry 4.0 Affect Business?
By Dr. Wolfgang Martin, Wolfgang Martin Team Will it create more jobs than it destroys? -
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U.S. Manufacturing to grow slowly in 2016
Forecast for manufacturing production is to grow 1.1% in 2016, 2.4% in 2017, and 2.5% in 2018 -
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Manufacturing technology orders drop in January
Orders were down 30 percent from December, according to AMT – The Association For Manufacturing Technology. Year-over-year orders declined 21 percent. -
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Internet of Things putting pressure on companies to modernize
Companies failing to upgrade aging IT systems will struggle to survive as the Internet of Things momentum gathers pace -
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Rompetrol automates tank farms in Romania
Implico is integrating OpenTAS software with SAP and field equipment at six tank farms and a refinery. -
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Hannover Messe to Host Delegation of American Manufacturers
More than 5,000 exhibitors and 180,000 industry professionals, political and opinion leaders from around the globe will attend the event from April 25-29 in Hannover, Germany. -
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MAPI study examines productivity dynamics in U.S. Manufacturing
The study says that innovation and capital investment play a significant role in driving multifactor productivity growth. -
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Automation Federation leader to present at 2016 Project Lead The Way Summit
Stephen Huffman will deliver a presentation to a nationwide assembly of K-12 STEM educators later this month that shows how competency models can help young people secure rewarding careers in automation, industrial cybersecurity and engineering. -
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U.S. Cutting Tool Consumption down 16.7% in January
January U.S. cutting tool consumption totaled $153.14 million, down 2.1% from December’s $156.48 million and down 16.7% when compared with the total of $183.91 million reported for January 2015.
