David Greenfield

From predictive maintenance to operations resiliency and cybersecurity, edge computing provides manufacturers an array of advantages.

Oct. 7, 2024 The cobots will gain an additional 5kg of payload via a software update.

In this episode we connect with G Brooks-Zak of Outlier Automation to get insights on software-defined automation and how it can impact manufacturing, including what it means for IT/OT convergence, specific application benefits such as with predictive maintenance and AI, its current use in industry and cybersecurity.

With a Universal Robot and custom-designed pneumatic gripper, In-Position Technologies helped El Pinto Foods reduce the need for manual packaging and handle rapid product surges more efficiently.

New functionalities include remote monitoring and OEE measurement, as well as diagnostics and debugging that can be performed across industrial cells.

In this excerpt from the podcast with G Brooks-Zak of Outlier Automation, we get insights on what software-defined automaton is and how it can impact manufacturing. Listen to entire podcast at:

In this episode we look at a recent report from A3 that indicates a significant drop in robot orders in the first half of 2024 and what that may mean for manufacturers considering...

Maxon launches three-step configurator enabling users to design a complete, built-to-order motor drive system.

From what’s hot to what’s not, a panel of system integrators at Inductive Automation’s Ignition Community Conference share their insights on key manufacturing technologies.

Developed to help businesses rapidly scale their adoption of AI, the Nvidia Business Group combines Nvidia's advanced AI simulation and robot capabilities with Accenture's industry expertise to address specific issues for the manufacturing industries.