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Revving Up Discrete Manufacturing: Is Your Manufacturing Data Ready for AI?

iBASEt

The Current State of AI in Complex Discrete Manufacturing AI clearly has staying power and will continue to gain momentum as new use cases and applications are discovered. The complex discrete manufacturing industry is already making strides in AI adoption. As always, data is the key to these benefits.

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ABI Research examines and ranks 11 PLM solution providers

Automation Mag

The companies evaluated and ranked are as follows: Market leaders : PTC, Siemens, Dassault Systèmes Mainstream : Autodesk, ARAS, SAP, Infor, Oracle Followers : Epicor, Propel, NEC “Overall, the PLM software market is a well-defined ecosystem with clear industry leaders for both process and discrete manufacturing industries.

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iBase-t Achieves Record Revenue in Fiscal 2023

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Concurrently, iBase-t also unveiled a companywide rebrand delivering a new look and feel designed to better represent the company’s modern solutions for discrete manufacturing. ” Product Innovation iBase-t’s Solumina iSeries underwent several key updates culminating with its most recent version, i090.

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Robots deployed to improve on-the-job safety for retail workers

Control Engineering

Yu Gu and Jason Gross, associate professors in the Department of Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering , have received $367,000 from the National Science Foundation to study ways of reducing falling risk in retail environments. Data will generate real-time indoor space walkability maps informing pedestrians of potential risks.

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Method developed to make semiconductors smart, compact

Control Engineering

“It’s not practical yet, but we want to take the underlying mechanism and make it scalable and something attractive to the semiconductor industry,” said Maschmann, an associate professor of mechanical and aerospace engineering. Aligning patterns between processing steps makes the manufacturing process especially complex.

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Robotic grippers developed to pick up delicate, heavy objects

Control Engineering

“It is difficult to develop a single, soft gripper that is capable of handling ultrasoft, ultrathin, and heavy objects, due to tradeoffs between strength, precision and gentleness,” said Jie Yin, corresponding author of a paper on the work and an associate professor of mechanical and aerospace engineering at NC State.

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Stretchable soft robotics use strain sensors

Control Engineering

That’s why Hangbo Zhao , who holds dual appointments as assistant professor in the Department of Aerospace and Mechanical Engineering and the Alfred E. There’s also high demand for developing implantable sensors that can continuously monitor the functional status of internal organs that undergo cyclic expansion and contraction.