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State of Manufacturing & Industry Trends in Chicago, IL

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billion in 2023 to $12.5 The Chicago region is also emerging as a center for Industry 4.0 Largest manufacturing companies in Chicago Several major firms shape Chicagos dynamic industrial ecosystem and influence both local economic health and global supply chains. Strategic initiatives are propelling the momentum.

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Bossard Group Completes Acquisition of Aero Negoce

Fastener News Desk

ANI is a leading French distributor of fastening solutions and provider of logistics services in the aerospace industry. Through this acquisition, Bossard significantly expands its market presence in the strategically important aerospace industry and in France. million in sales in the financial year 2023.

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Knowles Precision Devices Attends PCIM Europe 2023

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Knowles Precision Devices , a premier global source for Multilayer, High Reliability, Single Layer and Precision Variable Capacitors; EMI Filters; and RF/Microwave Components including RF Filters, Splitters and Couplers, is pleased to announce their attendance at PCIM Europe 2023. For more information, visit knowlescapacitors.com.

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Dragos Industrial Ransomware Attack Analysis: Q2 2023

i4.0 today

The second quarter of 2023 proved to be an exceptionally active period for ransomware groups, posing significant threats to industrial organizations and infrastructure. Dragos identified 253 ransomware incidents in the second quarter of 2023, an 18% increase from the previous quarter. Analysis of ransomware data shows Lockbit 3.0

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CSIRO to assist automated system innovators with an enhanced development platform

Manufacturer's Monthly

In the majority of cases, I’d class these as being part of what is known as the third industrial revolution – computerisation. Author: Simon Dunstall – principal research scientist, CSIRO We are now in the midst of the fourth industrial revolution – Industry 4.0. Robotics and automation are central to Industry 4.0

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Demand for Plate Rolling Continues an Upward Arc

Fabricating & Metal Work

The technology has come a long way since English iron master Henry Cort first rolled barrel hoops in the late 18 th century, and now the early hydraulic machines of the 1950s have been surpassed by all electric machines augmented with artificial intelligence (AI) that play into almost every industry from aviation to energy.

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How Additive Manufacturing Can Help Fix the Supply Chain

Fastener News Desk

Industry 4.0 In addition to the healthcare field, many other industries are using AM to circumvent supply chain problems, including automotive, aerospace, military and defense, energy, oil and gas, and more. These parts were produced rapidly and on demand, likely saving many lives.