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In modern manufacturing, the adoption of digital transformation and automation has generated heightened demand for the smooth integration of HMI software and controllers. Susan Burtch Lead Commercial Portfolio Manager, Visualization Software Rockwell Automation Manufacturers are continuously aiming to streamline operations, boost efficiency, lower production costs, and optimize resource use and capacity.
I did not attend Honeywell User Group in Madrid this month. Searching for news from the event, I found a couple of press releases—one regarding Batch Processing, one regarding battery manufacturing, and also news that there will be an Americas HUG in Dallas October 1-3. Brief information for the new products follows. Batch Historian Honeywell Batch Historian comprises a software digitalization solution designed to provide manufacturers with contextualized data history for reporting and analytics
TDK Corporation expands its tunnel-magnetoresistance (TMR) angle sensor portfolio with the launch of the TAS8240 sensor for automotive and industrial applications. This latest addition, available in both compact QFN16 (3 x 3 mm²) and TSSOP16 (5 x 6.4 mm²) packages, offers four redundant analog single-ended SIN/COS outputs and low power consumption. This sensor facilitates precise […] The post Angle sensor features four redundant outputs for safety-critical applications appeared first on De
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The rules of manufacturing are shifting—are you ready? Tariffs, automation, and supply chain disruptions are forcing manufacturers to adapt fast or fall behind. Join Karan Talati, CEO of First Resonance and former SpaceX Manufacturing Engineer, in this on-demand webinar to learn how leading manufacturers are: Navigating tariffs with data-driven supply chain strategies Leveraging automation and AI to eliminate bottlenecks Building resilience with predictive supplier management Adapting flexible s
Image: Walter_D/stock.adobe.com The Albanese Government has announced a significant step in delivering Navy’s enhanced lethality surface combatant fleet with construction commencing on the first Hunter Class Frigate. This milestone was marked by the deputy prime minister and the premier of South Australia cutting the first piece of steel to be used on the first ship of the class.
A new partnership between an industrial parts manufacturer and a virtual reality robotics company is proving that high levels of variability are no obstacle to achieving rapid automation of production.
Consumer attitudes towards food ethics and sustainability could see insect proteins and lab-grown meats becoming the norm.
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WALTHAM, Mass. — Although investment in robotics dipped in the past year, suppliers with proven products and business models have been finding funding. Vecna Robotics today announced the close of its Series C round at $100 million, with $40 million in new funding including equity and debt. The financing nearly doubles the company valuation since its Series B round.
Manufacturers face increasing pressure to curb energy waste and emissions. Emergent Energy specializes in optimizing industrial steam systems, leveraging Panoramic Power’s real-time energy intelligence to drive efficiency. By analyzing steam system performance, Emergent Energy pinpoints inefficiencies and implements targeted improvements. This article explores how data-driven steam optimization transforms wasted energy into measurable savings, ensuring compliance with sustainability regulations.
As an ever growing number of road transport companies look to improve their environmental performance while remaining profitable in a competitive market, demonstrating that commitment to customers – who have the same objective – is also becoming increasingly important. Nottingham-based logistics firm Mitchells of Mansfield, for example, as a member of Palletways UK has launched a customer-facing Carbon Co-op initiative.
Apollo developer Apptronik is working with third-party logistics provider GXO on a proof of concept. Source: GXO Logistics Over the past year, humanoid robots have moved from science fiction to early commercial trials. GXO Logistics Inc. today announced that it is conducting an early-stage proof-of-concept program with robot manufacturer Apptronik Inc.
The “business of machining” includes a broad set of topics that, in an industry facing tectonic generational and economic shifts, will demand more attention in the coming years. Succession planning, HR, marketing, mergers and acquisitions, investment strategies — as production automation helps to level the playing field and shop leadership transitions from Baby Boomers and Gen X to Millennials and Gen Z, strong business acumen in these fields will provide a greater and greater
CA-1 is a fully automated food system capable of ingredient dispensing, cooking, cleaning, and packaging without human intervention. | Source: Circus Group Circus SE, a developer of autonomous kitchen systems, plans to roll out a network of 5,400 food production robots across 92 Beijing educational institutions. With the rollout, the company said it expects its revenue to grow to the low single-digit-billion euro range over the next few years.
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Unveiling the Wonders of Smart Manufacturing: A Journey Through Time Travel and Root Cause Analysis By: Steven Hewitt, Rockwell AutomationIn the realm of smart manufacturing and industrial innovation, the buzz surrounding generative AI and machine learning (ML) is both palpable and pervasive.
Zebra’s portfolio includes FlexShelf robots for parts fulfillment. Source: Zebra Technologies Only 1 in 6 manufacturers has a clear understanding of its own processes, according to a new study from Zebra Technologies Corp. The report also found that 61% of manufacturers expect artificial intelligence to drive growth by 2029, up from 41% in 2024.
By aligning with industry standards and leveraging AI, ANCA not only streamlines processes but also positions itself at the forefront of autonomous manufacturing innovation.
Pyramid Molding Group has implemented a unique strategy to ensure successful reshoring efforts with Sloan Valve Co. Source | Pyramid Molding Group Reshoring has become a prominent buzzword in the world of manufacturing, but it's more than just a trendy term; it’s a real phenomenon. The process of bringing production back to domestic shores is happening, and its implications are profound.
Energy inefficiencies are silent thieves eroding manufacturing profits and sustainability efforts. From overworked pumps to leaky compressed air systems, these hidden drains often go unnoticed without advanced energy monitoring. Panoramic Power empowers manufacturers with granular, device level energy visibility, and real-time insights to identify and eliminate inefficiencies, transforming waste into savings.
Image: CSIRO Australia’s inaugural AI Sprint has awarded half a million dollars in funding to help three Aussie artificial intelligence (AI) companies to launch their promising prototypes to market. Australia’s AI Sprint is a collaboration between the National AI Centre, Australia’s largest innovation community Stone & Chalk, and Google Cloud.
SICK has released a new 2D vision series for high-production environments with ‘out-of-the-box’ AI capabilities, enabling high-quality machine inspections within minutes after installation.
Image: sirinyapak/stock.adobe.com South Australia will implement a ban on engineered stone products from 1 July 2024, joining other states and territories in protecting workers from the fatal lung disease. The ban prohibits the manufacture, supply, processing and installation of engineered stone benchtops, panels and slabs. A statewide campaign, led by SafeWork SA aims to raise awareness of the ban and what it means to businesses, workers, consumers and the public.
Vecna Robotics, a provider of flexible material handling automation solutions, has closed its Series C round at $100 million, with $40 million in new funding including equity and debt. This latest investment nearly doubles the company valuation from the previous round. Tiger Global Management, Proficio Capital Partners, and IMPULSE participated in the round.
In 2025, the Supply Chain continues its evolution toward “Logistics 4.0,” inspired by Industry 4.0. Two major characteristics define this transformation: automation, driven by robotic solutions, and prediction, paving the way for an era of planning and simulation powered by Artificial Intelligence (AI).
Image: ricjacynophoto.com/stock.adobe.com The Cook Government has signed a collaborative agreement with the Advanced Manufacturing Growth Centre (AMGC) to open up future opportunities for wind energy manufacturing in Western Australia. Through the agreement, an industry support program will assist local businesses in their pursuit to manufacture and service wind turbine components and power up WA’s energy capabilities.
From Content Creation and Distribution to Analytics and Monetization – Accelerating Innovation in Digital Content Services The digital content services industry is experiencing a seismic shift, driven by a convergence of factors that are challenging traditional industry norms. Moreover, the proliferation of smart devices, digital gadgets, and high-speed connectivity has led to an explosion of content consumption, unleashing new growth opportunities for content creators and distributors.
Image: Jack Lloyd/Prime Creative Media The Women in Industry Awards 2024 was a night to remember for many who celebrated the outstanding contributions and achievements of women. Held this evening at Doltone House Hyde Park Ballroom in Sydney, the gala honoured those who have demonstrated exceptional leadership, innovation, and commitment to their fields.
Flexiv, a provider of general-purpose robotics solutions, has completed its latest successful installation: an automated ironing system for car seat manufacturing. This latest use of the Rizon 4 robot represents a significant step forward in the creation of luxury car seats, as it enables throughput rate to be sped up without compromising output quality.
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Over the past decade, companies have embraced innovation with enthusiasm—Chief Innovation Officers have been hired, and in-house incubators, accelerators, and co-creation labs have been launched. CEOs have spoken with passion about “making everyone an innovator” and the need “to disrupt our own business.” But after years of experimentation, senior leaders are asking: Is this still just an experiment, or are we in it for the long haul?
Image: Siemens Australia Sustainable aviation company Dovetail Electric Aviation (Dovetail) has selected the Siemens Xcelerator portfolio of software to design zero emission, battery and hydrogen-electric propulsion systems for commercial aircraft. Optimising the principles of circular economy, the propulsion systems will be retrofitted into legacy airplanes used by regional airlines and leisure and cargo flights, helping them reduce operating costs by up to 40%, while truly decarbonising air tr
As part of the recent dronePORT opening in Hamburg, HHLA Sky, a subsidiary of Hamburger Hafen und Logistik (HHLA), presented its solutions for efficient drone operations in Hamburg.
Moxa, a manufacturer of industrial network equipment, is now an official partner in the Mitsubishi Electric e-Factory Alliance Program. The company shares in a press statement that by serving as a third-party reference program for its members’ products, the e-Factory Alliance Program enables customers to choose the best options for handling their automation-related challenges.
The industrial metaverse has been gaining prominence among businesses and the growing interest is evident from discussions by companies in filing documents. Companies across various industries are exploring its potential to optimize business processes, enhance efficiency, lower costs, and promote sustainability.
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