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Top three automation trends in 2022
Automation has always been characterised by rapid growth, constant innovation and new work patterns. However, the events of the past two years have amplifi...
December 21, 2021
The Automated Magazine
News and interviews with industry experts
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Automated Magazine issue 23
Making the most of the Christmas shutdown/
Buying presents, writing cards to long-lost relatives and stocking up on food and drink — these all need to be done before you can...
technology
How to improve sustainability .../ Utilising robotics to reduce o...
Crossing the uncanny valley/ Motivating your workforce in t...
The sense of touch/ Modern cobots possess the abil...
industries
Obsolescence management in saf.../ Obsolescence must be carefully...
Overcoming the rare earths sho.../ The rare earths shortage and...
Predictive maintenance of crit.../ How predictive maintenance is ...
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How to improve sustainability and energy consumption with ro.../
Utilising robotics to reduce operating costs and lower energ...
Once is not enough/
Reconditioned industrial parts can have substantial benefits...
Crossing the uncanny valley/
Motivating your workforce in the era of big digital transfor...
Conversations
Gary Cross
The combination of the SubSLAM X2 and autonomy technology is what’s set us apart in the market. It’s the first data collection system to deliver such accurate 3D point clouds for live digital reconstructions and autonomous navigation and it’s unlike anything else in the industry.
Gavin Harrison
Element Logic requires a fraction of the floorspace and footprint compared to manual warehouses as well as other automated solutions. This means less greenfield development for new or mega warehouses.
Andy Owen-Jones
We felt that e-commerce could be much better if people had an idea of what customers were after, what they wanted and why they were making certain decisions.
Sándor Kolumbán
The company is founded solely for the purpose of developing a single product, which is using AR to present industrial robots to customers. The name of the product is ARBIRA, which is an acronym for Augmented Reality-Based Interactive Robot Assistant.
Out now
Automated Magazine issue 23
Isolation and innovation
The challenges that pushed manufacturing to think outside the box
Read the articles from Issue 23, below
Top three trends in medical device manufacturing/
Industry 4.0 technologies have revolutionised automation capabilities, which are...
Is manufacturing homesick?/
Regionalisation and reshoring are key trends in manufacturing supply chains
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Overcoming the rare earths shortage with.../
A report by Adamas Intelligence predicts...
Will there ever be human life on Mars?/
NASA’s Perseverance rover has just annou...
The sense of touch/
Cobots have now been developed to a poin...
Learning from deep space automation/
In October 2020, NASA’s OSIRIS-REx space...
Three trends in supply chain management/
2020 has been a difficult year for industries at large. While it exposed many vulnerabilities in our business models, it has also generated new trends and revolutionised manufacturing processes. This ...
What can we learn from the Kaseya ransomware attack?/
Kaseya, a software company that provides online monitoring systems, has recently been suffering the disastrous consequences of one of the biggest ransomware attacks in history. Ransomware attacks have...
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