Marc Segura, President ABB Robotics Division, identifies three drivers for robotics-driven AI solutions in 2024, as ABB continues expansion in new segments not previously served by robotic automation.
Could 2024 be the year that UK manufacturers finally embrace robotics? After trailing behind our international counterparts for years, the UK is now starting to catch up when it comes to the installation of industrial robotics.
Walter Magiera, Chief Commercial Officer at Filtronic, an expert in RF technology, explains how mmWave enables high-performance and reliable connections in densely populated areas.
The market for counterfeit electronics is one of the industry's most widely-discussed and analysed topics, yet little headway has been made in solving the problem.
The combination of AI and machine vision is generating more practical applications for collaborative robots (cobots), particularly in modern agricultural and manufacturing scenarios.
In wireless communications, the advancement of Wi-Fi 7 opens a new era of ultra-fast networks and reliable connectivity.
The benefits of predictive maintenance (PdM) are already well established. But how do you achieve a truly optimised sensor system? Here, Ross Turnbull, Director of Business Development and Product Engineering at ASIC design and supply company Swindon Silicon Systems explains. .
Here, we continue to explore the drivers behind the evolution of software, its game-changing capabilities, its challenges, and how far along organisations are in realising the full potential of software over hardware in the data storage industry.
Maximum speed and detection rates of preferably 100 percent – these are the requirements for quality control in the packaging industry.
Dave Sutton, Product Marketing Manager, Schneider Electric, explains why new industrial automation open technologies are necessary for the sector to leverage digital transformation fully.
For many facilities, reliability and resilience are safeguarded by diesel generators, which ensure continuous power supply when the grid falters.
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