Arkema, a pioneer and leader in high-performance materials for 3D printing, continues its development in additive manufacturing and provides innovative and sustainable new material solutions for all major 3D printing technologies. The Group has expanded its list of industrial partnerships and collaborative research programs all along the supply chain.
Small, robust and versatile. Our new line of inductive encoders, the M500 series, is designed to meet the challenges of today, as well as the requirements of tomorrow.
Recording measurement data, with high precision and directly in the driveline, is now easy with R+W’s own integrated sensor technology built into proven couplings designs.
With the new optimized 2-finger parallel gripper JGP-P, SCHUNK is further expanding its series of universal grippers alongside the SCHUNK flagship PGN-plus-P. The successor of the JGP scores with a higher gripping force, flexibility in application, and a variety of monitoring options. Therefore, the gripping system specialist continues to raise the bar for the category of an optimized price-performance ratio for pneumatic grippers.
The ExOne Company (Nasdaq: XONE), the global leader in industrial sand and metal 3D printers using binder jetting technology, today announced that two of the first five X1 160Pro metal 3D printers sold have been purchased by the Pressburg Mint, Slovakia.
Toposens has partnered up with Infineon Technologies AG (FSE: IFX / OTCQX: IFNNY) to realize 3D obstacle detection and collision avoidance in autonomous systems using Toposens' proprietary 3D ultrasound technology.
STXI Motion, a global motion control and servo solution company, presents a range of low-voltage, mobile motion solutions and cabinet-free motion solutions for decentralized architecture at SPS 2021, held November 23–25 in Nuremberg, Germany.
This year, KEBA Industrial Automation chose as its motto for the SPS trade fair: „It is All About Listening. And Understanding“. But what has listening and understanding got to do with #automation? More than you might think!
Using Artificial Intelligence (AI) can be very worthwhile when it comes to identifying the bar codes on goods. Interfering factors can be identified quickly and easily both during commissioning of a system and during operation