Blog on Digitalization, Industrial Internet of Things and Industry 4.0
Progressive digitalization of factories is leading to significant changes in industrial manufacturing: by open automation, collaborative robotics and innovative wearable devices. Maurizio Cremonini, Comau, presents details on opportunities –
The digitization has brought its own pitfalls to the equation. As the pilot installation of the industrial anomaly detection Rhebo Industrial Protector shows, it’s not only security issues automation companies should worry about.
Manufacturing robots have to operate reliably and safely. Michael Stiller showcases how Fraunhofer ESK is working on ways to analyze and monitor open source robot operating systems in real-time in order to optimize production system robots.
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 –
The force with which the digital transformation is starting to steamroll automated production will be obvious at automatica 2018, in Munich from June 19 to 22. Cloud robotics, deep learning and smart production are no longer catchwords, but are increasingly becoming experienced reality.
„BAVARIAN.INDUSTRIES are becoming SMART-SERVICE.INDUSTRIES“ will be the title of a talk by Dr. Klaus Funk, Plattform Digitale Produktion, ZD.B | Zentrum Digitalisierung.Bayern, on November 15, 2017, (11:30 am) at IT2Industry@productronica 2017 Open Conference (hall B2).
At IT2Industry @ productronica 2017 the SEF initiative will present results of industry 4.0 projects during three presentations that will be held on the stage of the Open Conference at Messe München from November 14 to 17.
Welche Anforderungen haben Anwender in produzierenden Unternehmen an Softwarelösungen, heute und morgen? Welche Barrieren sind zu überwinden, um Industrie 4.0 Softwarelösungen nachhaltig zu implementieren? Diese und weitere Fragen hat Bosch Software Innovations in einer Studie 180 Fertigungsexperten aus produzierenden Unternehmen in Deutschland, Österreich und der Schweiz gestellt.