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Building a traceability 4.0 foundation for automation

Control Engineering

While manufacturing is more flexible, traceability still depends on the mark, read, verify and communicate (MVRC) model to help ensure the traceability process is a smooth one. Traceability is widely used in the world of automation, and for good reason. Industry 4.0 To maximize the benefits of Industry 4.0

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The gold standard for automation technology

Manufacturer's Monthly

It is our task to develop products and automate production processes in such a way that they consume fewer raw materials and less energy than in the past. Supriya Suhale, BSP coordinator, said innovation is the key to Beckhoff solving problems using its high-performance PC-based EtherCAT powered automation technology. “We

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How digital transformation can help your company become more flexible and consistent

Control Engineering

Your manufacturing company suffers inconsistencies, time crunches, and other setbacks from outdated systems. You ask yourself, how do I automate a manual process? Digital transformation refers to the leveraging of digital technologies to transform and innovate business processes.

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Digital transformation tools improve plant sustainability and maintenance

Control Engineering

By using technology to automate and optimize operational processes in this way, facilities put a continuous cycle into motion. In compressed air applications, different smart solutions automate each stage. For mid-sized food and beverage facilities, unplanned downtime costs around $30,000 per hour.