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Understanding Sensor Data Collection

ATS

Share Manufacturers, from those in the continuous process industries to discrete parts and batch production, are increasingly reliant on sensors and sensor data for safety, efficiency and quality. This blog looks at the role of data collection sensors in modern manufacturing and how that data is stored and acted on.

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Setting up Discrete Sensors: Polarity, Mode, Range, and Limits

Control.com

Installing sensors into a manufacturing process is intended to collect data, useful in making logical true/false decisions. But what settings must be adjusted when you install these sensors?

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Origami-inspired robotic plants grow with their environment

Robotics Automation News

How do you deploy an environmental sensor to collect climate change readings over a prolonged period on an uninhabited island without failing? How do you power a seismic detector to operate for months in an underwater cave?

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Data-Driven Decision Making

Design World

Sensor data can be collected and turned into information useful far beyond the narrow scope of part presence or absence. Making decisions based on data, not projections or expected results, can produce far more accurate and efficient outcomes regarding your equipment.

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Machine Data Collection in Manufacturing

ATS

This blog is about the machine data collection process. Machine data collection also involves data that’s held on other systems used to manage the plant. Types of machine data collected Machines equipped with PLCs can collect data about processing conditions or the work performed. What is machine data?

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Call2Recycle Canada launches a ‘smart’ battery recycling container

Canadian Manufacturing

Call2Recycle Canada launches a ‘smart’ battery recycling container (Call2Recycle) TORONTO — Call2Recycle, a battery collection and recycling program, announced the launch of its smart battery recycling container under its new consumer brand, ‘Recycle Your Batteries, Canada!’ The vivid new Recycle Your Batteries, Canada!

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State of Manufacturing and Facilities Maintenance Report

Gary Mintchell

Some key stats from the report include: To embrace a shift toward advanced technologies, 91% of manufacturing professionals said they are shoring up their data collection and analysis capabilities. Machine sensors and IoT technology are important tools for the consistent and accurate data collection needed to leverage advanced technologies.