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How to transform your operation into a smart factory: Setting the stage for more innovation

AU Manufacturing

The Australian manufacturing industry is fast entering the era of Industry 4.0. This is especially so in manufacturing, where the smart factory is emerging as the business and production model of the future. Next, it defined an optimal data model and built data ingestion, enrichment and storage pipeline. Sponsored Content by.

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How are Wireless Sensor Networks employed in Industrial Automation

DO Supply

Communication Protocols Common communication protocols for WSNs include Zigbee, BLE, Wi-Fi, and LoRaWAN to define rules for data transmission and address and handle errors. WSNs are also used in discrete product manufacturing, automated metering, remote monitoring, inventory, and personnel management.

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Is your car safe from a cyber attack?

E&T

If we don’t find vulnerabilities in the vehicles of tomorrow, threat actors will,” Colombo wrote in an article for Medium. Also, in February, a Japanese OEM was forced to shut down 14 manufacturing facilities as a result of a cyber attack.” New attack surfaces continuously emerge and are exposed by cyber-security experts.”

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The lure of East Asia: How to do manufacturing business in China and Hong Kong

AU Manufacturing

Article by Dario Acconci, Managing Director–Business Development, Asia, Hawksford East Asia’s booming economic growth is becoming increasingly attractive to companies looking to expand outside their home markets. And what do manufacturing leaders need to consider to successfully do business here? What about Hong Kong?

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Garbage in. is Garbage Out. Why Data Quality must be a #1 C-suite focus in the Age of AI

Quantis

Industry Insights by Cate Gutowski, CEO of Quantis.ai ‘Bad Data Quality’ is costing beverage manufacturers billions According to Gartner , ‘bad data’ costs organizations $12.9 Beverage manufacturers are prioritizing the investment required for firms like Quantis.ai Want to learn where your organization stands? How do we know?

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Modern Solutions for Legacy Systems: Exploring the 1336 PLUS II

DO Supply

As a result, manufacturers are continuously developing new automation technologies and innovative motion-control components that can retire legacy systems, allowing migration to more efficient, agile, and cost-effective solutions. One such solution is the Allen-Bradley 1336 Plus II AC drive series, discussed in this article.

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Across the enterprise: Digital transformation trends shaping Canadian manufacturing

Automation Mag

The January Canadian Manufacturing Purchasing Manager’s Index climbed back above 50, indicating expansion. Various levels of government are stepping in to prime the pump with funding programs to help Canadian manufacturers adopt digital technologies and improve operational efficiencies. The goldrush seems to be over.