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Schmalz News
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'21
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GE News
GE Demonstrates “Autonomous Robot ATVer” with the US Army
If this was a road test, then the GE Research Robotics Team would have passed with flying colors. And they didn’t even have to drive.
06
'21
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DESKTOP METAL News
Desktop Metal Qualifies Titanium for Manufacturing with the Studio System 2
Delivering Titanium with Better Than Wrought Elongation and Tensile Strength Exceeding Industry Standards, Desktop Metal Is the First Company to Commercialize Titanium for Bound Metal Production of High-Strength, Lightweight Components.
05
'21
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EUAutomation News
Could cobots be the answer to the welder shortage?
In recent years, there has been a global shortage of welders.
05
'21
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Toshiba News
New Vulnerability Assessment Tool from Toshiba and Peraton Labs Strengthens Cyber Resilience of Infrastructure
Identifies critical cyber security threats on industrial control systems.
05
'21
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Fives News
OTOMES Open House – flexibility and smart monitoring
Fives held an exclusive open house week event to showcase OTOMES, a highly flexible and modular manufacturing execution system for steel and tube manufactures, in mid-July 2021 in Sovizzo, Northern Italy.
05
'21
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Renishaw News
Renishaw process automation technologies for productivity and sustainability at EMO Milano 2021
Global engineering technologies company, Renishaw, is showcasing its latest industrial metrology process automation technologies at EMO Milano 2021.
05
'21
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Keysight technologies News
Keysight Technologies Unveils Eggplant Salesforce Solution
Automates over 70 percent of the testing, accelerating the delivery of high-quality applications.
05
'21
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HELLA News
COBOTS AND ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE: HELLA CONTINUES TO DRIVE FORWARD SMART AUTOMATION IN LIGHTING PRODUCTION
The global automotive supplier HELLA is continuing to drive forward its global automation initiative. That is why the company is investing a figure in the high two-digit millions (Euros) to further automate the 15 production sites in its global lighting division. Most notably, this involves implementing collaborative robots (cobots) and artificial intelligence methods. The project is scheduled to run for a total of five years. There will be 1,000 cobots used in total worldwide, roughly half of which are already in use.
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'21
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Congatec News
