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Overcoming the rare earths shortage with the circular economy
A report by Adamas Intelligence predicts that if the global rare earth industry continues to exploit these resources in the same way, in three to...
October 06, 2021
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Automated Magazine issue 23
The sense of touch/
Cobots have now been developed to a point where the only thing differentiating them from their human co-workers is soft skills. De...
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Will there ever be human.../ Automation technologies are he...
Learning from deep space automation/ Adopting a proactive approach ...
What’s the hype in hyperautoma.../ Extending automation processes...
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The human touch/ The human touch: Can a...
Get it together/ Building a robotic cell
Making the move to mobile/ Advances in mobile robotics
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What can we learn from the Kaseya ransomware attack?/
What can the manufacturing world learn from the recent Kasey...
Is it time to scale up?/
Reach a global customer base by improving your facility.
What’s the hype in hyperautomation?/
Extending automation processes to the whole factory.
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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.
Onn Fenig
MAESTRO is leading the paradigm shift towards vision-based navigation with complete spatial awareness, enabling not only superior navigation capabilities of mobile robots based on AI, but also semantic applications that allow robots to understand their environment at a more sophisticated level.
Andrew Ballard
Connected car data exchange is at the heart of our solutions. We bring driving data from motor manufacturers to insurance providers in a fully compliant, normalized, contextualized and standardized manner.
Ilhan Kolko
We strongly believe in human-robot collaboration and our products are designed to enhance and augment human capabilities that are needed on the shop floor. It will be crucial to recognize that humans and robots do not need to be adversaries.
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Automated Magazine issue 23
Isolation and innovation
The challenges that pushed manufacturing to think outside the box
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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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Learning from the global chip shortage/
An increasing number of consumers are be...
The path to end-to-end intelligent autom.../
Companies are always looking to optimize...
How to get rid of data silos in.../
How can you identify the best move for...
Addressing the skills gap in manufacturing/
Manufacturing plays a significant role i...
Digitalization: marathon or sprint?/
While the term Industry 4.0 was firstly coined in 2011, few companies have effectively implemented such technologies. However, as turbulent circumstances such as the COVID-19 pandemic accelerate the n...
Are you doing enough to attract young talent?/
Baby boomers are retiring at a rapid pace and manufacturers will have to consider how to replace the know-how that these experience workers will take with them. Millennials and Gen Z workers are highl...
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