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Live from Sweden: Looking at the practical side of production
During the two-and-a-half hour live broadcast, Sejfo and Eplan will show how the automation technology of a new production plant was designed.
Outfitting satellites with space license plates may prevent space collisions
To potentially prevent the risk of orbital collisions, a team of researchers from TNO High Tech Industry are proposing that satellites be outfitted with laser-activated license plates.
Open-source platform eases energy storage analytics
A new version of the open-source QuEST Python software designed by U.S. Sandia National Laboratory researchers for energy storage analytics is now publicly available.
Software for motor drive development supports faster time to market
The updates add new features that automatically capture motor parameters and simplify optimizing settings.
Rittal announces colocation rack initiative to meet the growing demand for colocation market
Through the use of standardized components, the TS IT Colo enables a simple and flexible system installation, as well as scalable expansion of an existing data center at any time.
Quickparts achieves global ISO 27001:2022 certification, highlighting commitment to information security
The certification signifies that Quickparts has implemented a robust Information Security Management System that meets the highest international standards.
Data-driven techniques for advancing smart grids
Improved control operations, energy management, condition monitoring, forecasting, energy transaction security and fraud characterization are all possible with a data-driven automated grid.
Video: The next generation of orebody technology tools for mineral exploration and mining
New orebody knowledge tools promise to improve, automate and digitally transform orebody sciences in exploration, resource definition and production.
Video: Digital twin mirrors Earth’s water cycle
A deeper understanding of conditions related to floods, droughts and other extreme water-related events can be achieved with new digital twin Earth models of the terrestrial water cycle.
AI expedites catalysis lab research
The combination of AI and automated systems can deliver more information in five days than is possible in six months of conventional testing.
A jewel of a wearable medical sensor
It may look like an ordinary piece of jewelry, but this ring is actually an internet of medical things (IoMT) device.
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.
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.
Probing lunar seismology with fiber optic cables
Fiber optic cable networks deployed on the surface can help unravel the seismic mysteries of the Moon.
Connecting workers to the IIoT
Consider the benefits and challenges of connecting employees to the industrial internet of things (IIoT).
What smart manufacturing technology investment will trump all others in 2024?
Discover emerging technologies like GenAI and their potential to alleviate the biggest manufacturing challenges of 2024.
Engineers develop 'bug algorithm' for drone swarming capabilities
Engineers from Delft University of Technology in the Netherlands have developed an algorithm that enables small swarming autonomous drones to work in unison to explore previously unexplored indoor environments.
McDonald's to use AI at the drive-thru
McDonald’s will likely get a high-tech makeover following a trial of artificial intelligence (AI) at the drive thru.
Chinese hot pot restaurant debuts AI-driven kitchen
The robotic arms aren’t only capable of cooking and food prep, they can also manage waste in the kitchen by using ingredients before expiration dates. Likewise, the robotic chefs can store customer preferences in the cloud for future visits.