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What’s Holding Back Aluminum Recycling?

21st Century Tech

Even proper sorting isn’t enough for the automotive and aviation industries that require more durable alloys combining aluminum with other materials. Another alloy, aluminum 3003 can be found in consumer goods and is used in chemical and food processing. Each requires a separate recycling process.

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Top trends in 2024: Experts share key automation trends for Canadian manufacturers in 2024

Automation Mag

initiatives, to train and upskill employees, and to obtain unbiased data analytics for compliance of sustainability initiatives. The biggest increase in 2023 came from automotive OEMs (up 213 percent!), followed by a 17 percent increase in orders from automotive suppliers.

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Top Legal Issues Facing the Manufacturing Sector in 2023

Foley

While these two trends are common across many industries, perhaps nowhere are they more pronounced than in the automotive industry. Beyond the automotive industry, even the most basic household appliances are now wireless and connected. New companies may have limited resources and expertise necessary to overcome hurdles that may arise.

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A3 calls on incoming administration to support robotics, as Q3 stats show slowdown

Robotics Business Review

A3 reported declines in semiconductors, electronics , and photonics of -32% and automotive components of -21%. Orders increased in food and consumer goods (+60%), life sciences / pharmaceuticals / biomedical (+43%), and metals (+8%). Non-automotive orders surpassed automotive orders in the first three quarters of 2024.

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Enhance Safety and Productivity with SICK’s Robust New DMM4 Muting Module

i4.0 today

A dedicated muting module with a high IP rating, it can be used in safety function up to PLe (ISO 13849)/SIL3 (IEC 62061) and fully supports compliance with ISO 13855, the standard covering the requirements of positioning safeguards with respect to the approach of the human body.