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North East Manufacturers Encouraged to Access Funding and Support Through Expanded Made Smarter Programme

i4.0 today

Fast-growing North East business, Alexander Battery Technologies, worked with Made Smarter in 2024 to introduce the worlds first EV Flex advanced laser welder, a digital security system, and an Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) system.

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Heralding a boundless automation future with Industry 4.0 technologies

Control Engineering

Learning Objectives Learn how breaking down data siloes can lead to system- and enterprise-wide efficiencies. Learn about advances in technology that will enable real-time, enterprise-wide connectivity. Industry 4.0 However, the cybersecurity advancements emerging alongside Industry 4.0

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Managing manufacturing information with data cleansing

Control Engineering

Some examples of raw data within manufacturing would be a data historian or a repository of data from an enterprise resource planning (ERP) or manufacturing execution system (MES). Benefits of data cleansing.

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Discover the future of cloud-based manufacturing at Modern Manufacturing Expo

Manufacturer's Monthly

Manufacturing is a traditionally risk-averse, conservative, and labour-heavy industry but it is finally looking to reinvent itself through the adoption of Industry 4.0 As more edge devices — from network sensors to forklifts to robots — are connected to the factory network as part of Industry 4.0

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The Adoption of Smart Technologies in Manufacturing

Manufacturing Tomorrow

The adoption of smart technologies in manufacturing, as part of the digital transformation under Industry 4.0,

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Discover the future of cloud-based manufacturing at Modern Manufacturing Expo

AU Manufacturing

Manufacturing is a traditionally risk-averse, conservative, and labour-heavy industry but it is finally looking to reinvent itself through the adoption of Industry 4.0 As more edge devices — from network sensors to forklifts to robots — are connected to the factory network as part of Industry 4.0

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The time is now for system integrators, manufacturers

Control Engineering

soil and companies motivated to invest in technology and production resources working to address resource and capacity constraints. When it comes to Industry 4.0, What clients want Karen Griffin is vice president of Hargrove Controls & Automation, the SI branch of the larger EPC firm.