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Understanding Industrial Automation in Industry 4.0

Trimantec

Are you excited that the future of American manufacturing is looking brighter due to reshoring? Manufacturing has changed. There are new technologies and jargon, such as talk of Industry 4.0, American manufacturers will need to play catch-up in order to continue growing and speeding re-shoring opportunities.

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Automation in action: Robotic cleaning is the future

Manufacturer's Monthly

From heavy-duty floor care in industrial sites to agile navigation in dynamic manufacturing spaces, Tennants AMR fleet delivers intelligent cleaning with minimal human intervention and maximum return on investment. Why robotic cleaning? The benefits of robotic cleaning extend far beyond simple cost savings.

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Improve your manufacturing processes with Business Intelligence

Nexus Integra

The industrial sector is undergoing a digital transformation, what we call Industry 4.0, Faced with a changing business environment, manufacturers must adopt emerging technology to remain competitive, this is where Business Intelligence plays a fundamental role. The importance of digital transformation for the industry.

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Making the Most of Your Machine Tool Setup

Fabricating & Metal Work

Industry 4.0 is paving the way for manufacturing transformation with ground-breaking innovations, which in turn brings opportunities for shops to develop and aim for higher revenues. “The pace of change has never been this fast, yet it will never be this slow again.”

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Carpentry 4.0: When Robots and Saws Take Over the Night Shift

i4.0 today

Furniture and kitchen manufacturers, who often switch between batch and custom production, particularly benefit from the flexibility of modern machines. Depending on the product range and production processes, up to 25% more boards can be produced per shift. Last but not least: Another important aspect is sustainability.