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Democratized Analytics Guides Industry 4.0
By Edwin van Dijk, TrendMiner Business outcomes can be controlled at each level of an organization by using applied analytics, machine learning, and artificial intelligence. It's all about aligning business objectives with direct business outcomes across departments, all while growing production knowledge. -
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Achieving Energy Efficiency Through Eco Obsolete Technology
By Mark Howard, EU Automation This article explains why sourcing Eco Obsolete Technology (EOT) could keep automated processes running — without compromising on efficiency. -
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What IT Needs to Know About OT/IoT Security Threats in 2020
"As head of the security research team at Nozomi Networks Labs, today I’m proud to introduce our review of the OT/IoT threat landscape for the first half of 2020 (1H). During this time, our team saw an increase in threats to OT and IoT networks, especially IoT botnet, ransomware and COVID-19-themed attacks." -Alessandro Di Pinto, security research manager with Nozomi Networks. -
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Automation is Key to Minimizing Manufacturers’ COVID-19 Risk
Many manufacturing firms have extended their safety programs to include COVID-19 mitigation, but large portions, if not all, of their initiatives, are handled manually, making it difficult to keep pace with rapidly changing conditions and disparate guidelines from multiple government agencies. Clearly, automation is required to keep pace. -
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Three Ways Autonomous Machine Vision (AMV) Benefits Plastic Injection Moulding
Plastic injection moulding is a difficult application for machine vision. The highly reflective surface of plastics is hard to illuminate correctly, and the fact that the same production line can create items of different colours and shapes is problematic for traditional solutions, only capable of inspecting one product at a time. Zohar Kantor, VP Sales of Inspekto, explains how Autonomous Machine Vision (AMV) has overcome these challenges. -
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Autonomous Shuttles: the Future of Last-mile Mobility
Autonomous shuttles could be a key element that connects the public transportation systems to reduce private car ownership in the future. -
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Automating Fast-Growing Engineer-to-Order Manufacturing
Few ETO (Engineer-to-Order) ERP (Enterprise Resource Planning) technology solutions are specifically designed for streamlining workflow. This is particularly true for manufacturers who are constantly making new and different components (as opposed to high repetitive quantity manufacturing). Automation in the ETO environment requires lean and efficient production flow. -
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Disruption Drives Adaptability and Innovation in Manufacturing
Recently, we had an opportunity to talk with Williams about the shifts in manufacturing she was seeing prior to the pandemic, the impact of COVID-19 on DELMIAworks’ customers, and how the company has adapted to support their needs. -
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Robot Shuttles Double as Robotaxis
As IDTechEx predicted in its report, "Robot Shuttles and Autonomous Buses 2020-2040," robot shuttles are converging with robotaxis. -
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The Evolving Energy Grid Demands High Energy Storage, and Power Output
The electricity grid is undergoing its first evolution since the invention of the power transmission system, and energy storage devices, particularly mechanical energy storage devices, will play a solid role in this evolution. -
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How STEM Education Can Unleash the Power of Automation
Automation is the key to sustained economic prosperity for American manufacturing. However, in order to truly tap into its potential, the U.S. must ensure that the industry has the necessary talent pool to work in tandem with these new technologies. The key is a viable STEM education system that will create a pipeline of necessary talent. -
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Smart, Compact Electromechanical Actuators Improve Productivity and Space Efficiency for Industrial AGVs
Automated guided vehicles (AGVs) can improve industrial productivity by 50 to 70 percent but require adequate room to move about increasingly space-constrained factory floors. -
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Network Connectivity: The New Era for Oil & Gas
As industries strive to disrupt markets with new innovations, digitalization has proven to be a key driver in enhancing a company’s bottom line. The oil and gas industry is no exception. -
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The Business Case for a Manufacturing Mindset Shift
How holistic thinking and Industry 4.0 technology are helping companies climb to the top of the manufacturing class. -
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The Importance of Li-ion Recycling and What Will Drive It
By 2040, Li-ion battery recycling will become a $31 billion market. -
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The Future of Manufacturing Plants: Self-learning, Self-adapting, and Self-sustaining
AspenTech is working toward what is called an SOP, or Self-Optimizing Plant. -
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Pandemic Accelerates Manufacturing Digitalization
Attending the AVEVA World Digital Virtual Press Roundtable provided thoughts and insights about the impacts of the pandemic and recovery. -
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The Engineering Simulation Revolution Has Begun
Generative design and digital twins join other business drivers to increase demand for engineering simulation tools. -
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The Evolution of Telematics
Telematics will evolve from being a “dot on a map” tracking solution to a digital automation platform that ultimately guides an effective and fast decision-making process. -
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Building Industrial IoT from Edge to Cloud
Next-generation distributed I/O and control open new possibilities for connected infrastructure.


















