Blog on Digitalization, Industrial Internet of Things and Industry 4.0
CIOs are happier with the success of digitization measures, security aspects are moving forward, but they are less likely to report digitization issues. Get the findings of IT Trends 2018 study –
How is 3-D printing poised to transform manufacturing and how do recent advances move 3-D printing from prototyping to full-scale design and production? An overview on basic principles of the technology and advice on industrial use –
Artificial intelligence (AI) apparently has become a convenient approach among emerging technologies and reached mechanical engineering. How smart data recovery, smart working and smart products can benefit –
Which role will Industrial Internet of Things play in manufacturing industry in the future? Falk Senger, Managing Director, Messe München, describes at ‘Digitale Welt’ the state of Industry 4.0 as flexible, production-independent production systems that manufacture automatically, control and service themselves –
Securing the IoT progress requires strategy and structure. Besides IoT brings opportunities for industries, it is a challenge to secure connected devices, networks and data. – An overview to focus on relevant areas of IoT security
To support operational stakeholders in determining and implementing suitable digitization measures, German Institut für angewandte Arbeitswissenschaft (Institute for Applied Ergonomics – ifaa) has developed a checklist.
Artificial intelligence (AI) systems will be understood better and better by informatics scientists. AI analysts at consultancy firm PwC compiled AI key trends to be probably in the spotlight this year. What the experts expect ––
Artificial Intelligence has won big, again. At WEF 2018 Sundar Pichai, CEO Google, talked about the rise of AI technology after he had made a groundbreaking statement regarding its future impact –
The study “The German Industrial IoT market 2017-2022” by eco and Arthur D. Little shows that the Industrial IoT market in Germany will increase by 19 percent of turnover annually until 2022. As the German IIoT market is one of the largest worldwide, this is expected –