Embedded Ryzen module for high AI performance at the edge
6x Non-Browning Zoom Lens design-optimised for 1-inch sensor format
Compact footprint with low power consumption
Ensuring optimal one-way Data Flow
With constant voltage and constant current operation and single or three-phase inputs
Simple set-up and configuration with USB-C interface
Integration of SSI & BISS Encoders into Ethernet networks
Siemens named one of the global preferred suppliers for Merck's next-level automation, boosting global smart manufacturing with Siemens Xcelerator platform
Wide range of CPU and I/O configurations with screens from 12" to 24"
Hammond Power Solutions Granted Top Spot in 2024 TSX30 Ranking
The history of electrolysers begins with the discovery of the basic principles in the late 18th and early 19th century by the British scientists William Nicholson and Michael Faraday. Specifically, that water can be split into hydrogen and oxygen using electrical currents.
KUKA Digital will be the segment for software and digital business with the goal to offer end-to-end digitalization of a wide range of machines and systems, from the first 3D simulation to connectivity and data analysis through to the use of AI
Condition monitoring - a wide-ranging area of ever-increasing importance. An increasing number of machines and systems are being equipped with measurement technology to keep a constant eye on their current status and all important operating parameters. To save time and costs during maintenance, condition-based monitoring is increasingly being installed on smaller assets.
The degree of automation can vary greatly within the same plant – from very high in the core processes to almost nonexistent in the peripherals. The effort required to wire all circulating containers, external silos, manual valves, safety – critical doors, and manhole covers to the control room would be too great. The WILSEN autonomous IoT wireless sensor node establishes a connection to isolated assets – without any cables – and closes such information gaps.
Three aspects of sensor technology are particularly important in image processing for industrial automation: performance, flexibility and usability. Simple Vision sensors meet these requirements. They are as easy to operate as optical sensors, plus they are as powerful as camera systems. Leuze offers this concept as a quick and straightforward introduction to vision technology.
Premium motors go beyond state-of-the-art energy efficiency to deliver a combination of performance, reliability and commitment to sustainability tailored to suit a wide range of industrial operations. The latest addition to the portfolio is the world’s first magnet-free motor to reach the anticipated IE6 hyper-efficiency level.
Fully synchronous 16-channel data acquisition
For cranes in metalworking and other harsh environments
Existing large scale 300 mm silicon manufacturing helps to maximize capital efficiency in GaN production
Soundpipes for directional object detection
3A / 600V rating in compact design supports a wide range of motor drives
Combination of short working distance, large field of view and high depth of field
Support for the longevity of servo motors
More information and a longer battery life for mobile devices
LoRaWan sensor for integration into IIoT systems
Versatile and space-saving series for a reduction of variants in the cabinet
Miniaturised converter in DIP 16-package with high power density
Acquisition of Födisch Group will expand ABB’s position in industrial emission measurement.
Setting milestones in software for automation
For the highest requirements on measurement precision
For use in cost sensitive industrial applications
For most demanding embedded computing applications
Addition of CC-Link to Ethernet Multiprotocol technology
44 mm slim housing saves space in control cabinets
Converts standard pulse output flow meters to give linearised analog and NPN/PNP outputs
The German sensor company and the Swiss measurement and automation technology specialist have agreed on a strategic partnership. Endress+Hauser will take over worldwide sales and service of SICK’s process analyzers and gas flowmeters, with a joint venture to be established for their production and further development.
Wire Arc Additive Manufacturing (WAAM) is an additive manufacturing process that has become increasingly important in the 3D printing of metals in recent years. High build rates, wire as an inexpensive and easily available starting material and a highly controllable process are the main advantages. To optimize 3D printing, the Berlin-based 3D printing specialist GEFERTEC records the temperatures in the workpiece using infrared measurement technology from Optris.
Machines and systems are becoming more and more intelligent – and in many cases more complex as a result. This makes it all the more important that the processes in production are transparent and comprehensible at all times so that the teams in production and maintenance can make the right decisions. This is the only way to exploit the full potential of networked manufacturing environments.
RODE, the acronym for RObotic DEpalletiser, is a pioneering product from AWL in the intralogistics market. The robotic solution is able to efficiently process packages randomly arranged on a pallet, setting it apart from conventional systems.
CRP USA, a leading 3D printing service bureau, has partnered with eight-time Paralympics Gold Medallist Tatyana McFadden to create groundbreaking 3D printed wheelchair racing gloves using the Selective Laser Sintering process and Windform XT 2.0 composite material. This collaboration addresses significant manufacturing challenges and sets a new standard for elite athletic gear.
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