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  • The universal drives compatible with countless motion control applications

    This universal drive offers a variety of control methods, including velocity, torque or position control using built-in I/O signals or by sending commands over CAN bus communications.

  • Slow down to speed up your digital transformation

    Paradoxically, taking the time to slow down and carefully craft a cohesive, aligned roadmap can accelerate the journey toward a more efficient and agile future.

  • New study finds GenAI as top tech investment for manufacturers, while 94% expect to maintain or expand their workforce

    The analysis reveals a focus on harnessing new and emerging technologies to build resiliency, improve quality, maximize workforce potential and drive sustainable growth.

  • Taming tokamak plasma with AI

    A deep reinforcement learning approach forecasts and prevents potential plasma instabilities that currently limit the potential of fusion energy.

  • Busch Vacuum Solutions to showcase energy-efficient vacuum solutions at NPE Plastics Show

    The company will highlight proven solutions for every phase of production, storage and transport of plastics raw materials and finished products.

  • Complete adjustable and cantilever shelving

    A streamlined approach uses just one model number to bundle together shelves and posts.

  • The latest evolution of motor efficiency: ABB Baldor-Reliance SP4 motors

    The motor technology meets the NEMA Super Premium efficiency level in a standard AC induction motor design operating across the line, independently of a variable speed drive.

  • New interactive digital catalog from EXAIR

    With the digital and interactive catalog, customers will be able to view, download, print and save either the full catalog, or specific pages and sections.

  • AchieVe fiber optic Ethernet patch cables from AutomationDirect

    These cables contain optical fibers that transmit data signals as light, offering much higher transmission speeds than copper cables, and are naturally immune to electromagnetic interference.

  • 7 tips for implementing sensors in processing facilities

    The tips offered for manufacturing and factory operations can ensure that data being transmitted and collected is accurate and timely,

  • Increasing connectivity opens the door to cyberattacks. Smart manufacturing helps you mitigate the risk

    Find and prioritize specific digital use cases that solve manufacturing and operational issues — like cybersecurity.

  • New AI tool assesses verbal eyewitness statements

    The researchers trained a large language model (LLM) to analyze eyewitness confidence statements to help reduce the incidence of misidentification.

  • Probing lunar seismology with fiber optic cables

    Fiber optic cable networks deployed on the surface can help unravel the seismic mysteries of the Moon.

  • Ion chromatography system improves functional adaptability in the lab

    The instrument is easily reconfigurable to streamline operations for users who require the determination of ionic and small polar compounds.

  • Compact MINIMET instrument enclosures can be specified in custom versions

    Applications include medical and wellness devices, test and measurement, industrial control, peripherals and interfaces, switchboxes, communications and laboratory equipment.

  • ArburgSOLUTIONworld at Chinaplas 2024: A world of answers

    Digital automation, energy efficiency and sustainability solutions for plastics processing will be showcased.

  • Unique applications where robotic arms lend a 'hand'

    Follow along with GlobalSpec as we take a look at some of the use cases for robotic arms.

  • Workforce shortages are obstacles to growth. Here’s how smart manufacturing can get you over the hurdle

    For many manufacturers, the adoption pace of smart manufacturing technology is complementing the workforce, reducing errors, increasing speed to value and improving quality.

  • Team creates amphibian-inspired camouflage skin

    To create the new type of camouflage skin, the team employed one-dimensional photonic crystal structures assembled in three-dimensional flexible gels.

  • Connecting workers to the IIoT

    Consider the benefits and challenges of connecting employees to the industrial internet of things (IIoT).

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