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Why Product Carbon Footprinting is the key to emissions reduction in Food and Beverage Manufacturing

Manufacturer's Monthly

Image: Siemens Australia Sustainability sits close to the heart for Australia’s Food and Beverage sector. Author: Milan P.S. Bawa, General Manager, Factory Automation and Motion Control, Siemens Ltd. To date the industry has made significant strides to move towards a circular economy model, but it’s a race against the clock.

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Rockwell Automation adds NVIDIA Omniverse to digital twin software

Robotics Business Review

With Rockwell Automation’s Emulate3D digital twin software, users can identify potential control issues preemptively, saving valuable time and resources during implementation. Rockwell Automation said this integration will enhance factory operations through artificial intelligence (AI) and physics-based simulation technology.

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How robotics and automation can benefit from 3D printing, explains Replique

Robotics Business Review

Source: Replique In the realm of modern manufacturing and automation, the integration of robotics continues to redefine industry standards. Here, she highlights the technology’s impact and potential for enabling flexible, customized, and lightweight production within the automation industry. Source: Replique.

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Comau changes with robotics market, adds focus on software and new applications

Robotics Business Review

Source: Comau If change is constant in technology, even established industrial automation providers must adapt to keep up. ” The Turin, Italy-based unit of Stellantis said it expects the market for automation to experience a 10% compound annual growth rate (CAGR) between 2022 and 2030, with an increase from 1.2

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Re-Up to deploy Nala Robotics automated frier in its convenience stores

Robotics Business Review

Nala Robotics said its fully automated system can handle every part of the frying process, from breading to frying, tossing, and packing. “At Wingman is a fully automated robotic fryer. The company said it could eventually open fully automated convenience stores in select areas.

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QBCRA/Consignaction announces agreement with Machinex for beverage container processing

Canadian Manufacturing

The establishment of a new processing facility for light-flow recovery of returned beverage containers is a step toward implementation of a modernized, efficient deposit-refund system. Knowing that our solutions and technologies, entirely made in Quebec, have been chosen for this modernization project is a source of great pride for us.”

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igus to show affordable automation at Hannover Messe, Robotics Summit

Robotics Business Review

New offerings include the igusGO AI-driven app and more low-cost automation. Source: igus At its annual press conference last week, igus GmbH previewed numerous new products in advance of the Hannover Messe trade show. He touted the company’s low-cost automation approach. The company , whose U.S.

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