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How to: Embrace Industry 4.0 in Your Factory

Cisco Manufacturing

The consensus is that the sector needs to embrace the Fourth Industrial Revolution (a.k.a. 4IR or Industry 4.0) The Journey to the Fourth Industrial Revolution. 3D Printing. The risk with such an approach is that one can find themself force fitting a technology into the existing infrastructure.

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How industry can realise the benefits of advanced technology

Manufacturer's Monthly

Increasingly, Australia’s world-class welding workshops are light and bright, and fitted out with some of the most advanced technology available. Weld Australia—the peak body representing the welding industry in Australia—can help welders and fabricators realise the benefits of these advanced welding technologies. Industry 4.0

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Embracing additive to move forward

Manufacturer's Monthly

Manufacturers’ Monthly explores how SQP Engineering has progressed from a sub-contract machine shop to a manufacturing solutions hub with the help of Markforged 3D printing systems. As an early adopter of Industry 4.0 Markforged’s 3D printed systems were the solution. To date, SQP has printed more than 100.

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Quality Assurance for Production-Scale Additive Manufacturing: Stratasys Acquires Software Company Riven

Additive Manufacturing

This important functionality will help ensure production-scale parts are 3D printed accurately and can be inspected quickly within a closed-loop additive manufacturing process. Our combined mission is to ensure that users’ 3D printed reality matches the CAD file each time. infrastructure.

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New ACCU Brass Threaded Inserts Provide Endless Possibilities in Plastic

i4.0 today

Accu, one of the UKs leading precision engineering component distributors, has introduced Brass Threaded Inserts to its range, which will open up new opportunities for designers and engineers, particularly those working in plastic prototyping and 3D printing.

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Metals Industry Digital Transformation and Why to Embrace it

ATS

Digital transformation in the metals industry — and across manufacturing — is occurring for a number of reasons. Primary among these is the increased availability and accessibility of the Industry 4.0 Virtual collaboration with digital twins of parts and components to ensure proper fit and interaction. Lean manufacturing.

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KUKA to Show Automation Mobility, Education, Safety and Additive at AUTOMATE 2023

Fabricating & Metal Work

Also on display will be Airskin technology for safe, fenceless operation of industrial robots when humans are present as well as a large composite 3D printing cell. The KMR iiwa is location-independent and highly flexible, making it the perfect fit for today’s Industry 4.0 requirements.