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Honeywell News
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thyssenkrupp News
Berco to launch state-of-the-art Research & Development facility
New and extended R&D facility at company’s Copparo premises - Innovation continues to be an enduring hallmark of Berco.
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SCHUNK News
Automating with enthusiasm: Jump right in!
With a versatile range of automation components for demanding applications, SCHUNK will be attending this year's Automatica, which will take place as a purely digital event, the "automatica sprint", from June 22 to 24, 2021.
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Promo-Bot News
How We Create Robo-C Eyes
In this article, we look into Promobot’s new eye manufacturing technology for Robo-C humanoid robots.
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Nokian Tyres News
NOKIAN TYRES CELEBRATED ITS NEW, ULTRA-MODERN TIRE WAREHOUSE IN RUSSIA
Last year Nokian Tyres finalized its ultra-modern tire warehouse, which enables a high-tech loading and storage of tires. At the end of May it was time to organize a small event with a small group of invitees at the warehouse in Vsevolozhsk, where the Russian factory is situated.
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Hitachi News
Hitachi High-Tech Launches the Easy-to-Use AFM100 and AFM100 Plus Atomic Force Microscopes
Increased Total Throughput and Improved Reliability.
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Autodesk News
Weta Digital Partners with Autodesk to Deliver Next Gen Cloud Production
WetaM cloud service to unleash Weta Digital’s Academy Award-winning proprietary tools powered by Autodesk Maya.
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Intel News
Paving the Way for Smart Factories
Intel, EXOR International, TIM and JMA Wireless collaborate to demonstrate benefits of on-premise 5G private network alongside AI.
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Volkswagen News
Volkswagen plans to use new 3D printing process in vehicle production in the years ahead
Volkswagen is pressing ahead with the use of innovative 3D printers in car production. For the first time, the newest process – known as binder jetting – is being used to manufacture components at the company’s main plant in Wolfsburg, Germany. Whereas conventional 3D printing uses a laser to build a component layer by layer from metallic powder, the binder jetting process uses an adhesive. The resulting metallic component is then heated and shaped.
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Baumer News
