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Tracy-Widom Approach to F-16 Aircraft Sensor-Actuator Fault Detection
A fault detection approach based on the Tracy-Widom distribution is presented and applied to an F-16 aircraft flight control system. -
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DEEP Robotics Empowers Intelligent Upgrades Across Industrial Scenarios
According to industry reports, global quadruped robot sales are projected to surpass 560,000 units by 2030. -
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Five Enterprise-grade Networking Capabilities You Need for Your Operations
A successful collaboration between IT and OT hinges on a couple of conditions–the operational network must have the security and manageability capabilities of IT run networks, and IT tools, in turn, must adapt to the operational networks' unique industrial features. -
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IT-OT Convergence Has Always Been the Path Forward
Long before Industry 4.0 and cloud-connected architectures became possible, innovators championed PC-based technologies for industrial automation. -
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Additive Manufacturing is Reshaping Modern Manufacturing
3-D printing is well suited for Industry 4.0; the technology enables manufacturers to produce customized products on demand. This feature originally appeared in the March edition of AUTOMATION 2024: IIoT and Digital Transformation. -
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3 Aspects for Detectability & Configurability of 5G Infrastructure
5G and edge networks introduce dynamic network architectures that require a level of closed loop automation and contextual service assurance. -
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Effectively Securing Operational Technology
By learning from the past, industrial firms can prepare to respond to threats. This feature originally appeared in the AUTOMATION 2023: Cybersecurity & Connectivity ebook published in September. -
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IT-OT Convergence Has Always Been the Path Forward
Long before Industry 4.0 and cloud-connected architectures became possible, innovators championed PC-based technologies for industrial automation. -
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IT-OT Convergence Has Always Been the Path Forward
Long before Industry 4.0 and cloud-connected architectures became possible, innovators championed PC-based technologies for industrial automation. -
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Cybersecurity in Food Processing: A Hidden Battle for Safe Sustenance
Understand why the food industry is targeted by cybercriminals? -
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Digital Transformation in the Food and Beverage Processing Industry
Learn about the digital transformation in the food and beverage processing industry, including the incorporation of IIoT and opportunities for growth -
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Reducing Risk Exposure to Ransomware Threats
This article outlines well-established strategies to lower a company's risk profile and significantly improve chances of recovery from a ransomware attack. -
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IT-OT Convergence Has Always Been the Path Forward
Long before Industry 4.0 and cloud-connected architectures became possible, innovators championed PC-based technologies for industrial automation. -
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ABB to Showcase Next Generation Robotic Technologies at Automate 2023
ABB will preview two major innovations: two higher payload GoFa collaborative robot variants and a completely new series of large robots. -
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ISA OT Cybersecurity Summit Hosted in Prague for 2026
The ISA OT Cybersecurity Summit had a 25.5% increase in attendance year over year, with 314 attendees, 41 speakers and 18 sponsors and exhibitors. -
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China Aims for Global Leadership in Robotics with New 5-year Plan
The new 5-year plan for the robotics industry in China focuses on promoting innovation, making China a global leader for robot technology and industrial advancement. -
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Distinguished Global Partnership Aims to Extinguish Lithium-Ion Battery Fires
More than 4,000 electric cars catch fire each year caused by thermal runaway, a phenomenon in which lithium-ion battery cells that charge the vehicles enter an uncontrollable, self-heating state during transport, often leading to deadly explosions. -
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Autonomous Robotic Arm System Aims to Advance Space Station Robotics
GITAI is gearing up to test a novel autonomous robotic arm system on the exterior of the International Space Station (ISS). -
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Carnegie Mellon research aims at identifying causes for defects in 3D Printing
New research published today in Science, led by researchers from Carnegie Mellon University and Argonne National Laboratory, has identified how and when these gas pockets form, as well as a methodology to predict their formation – a pivotal discovery that could dramatically improve the 3D printing process. -
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EMO Hannover 2017 aims to become a trend forum for production technology
From 18 to 23 September 2017, international manufacturers of production technology will be spotlighting “Connecting systems for intelligent production” at the EMO Hannover 2017.


















