The New Mobile App from Festo Enables Fast Delivery of Parts, Greater Productivity, and Lower Inventory Cost
Festo engineered the new mobile app with unbeatable features and ease of use for accessing product information and securing FAST delivery.
Yale A-WARE™ RFID Technology Offers Simple, Powerful Performance Control for Warehouses
At MODEX booth #3147, attendees can view Yale A-WARE in action, to see how it can help increase throughput, safety and equipment life.
Carbon CEO & Co-Founder, Dr. Joseph DeSimone, to Discuss Newly Unveiled M1 During Opening Keynote at Inside 3D Printing New York
Rising Media announced that Dr. Joseph DeSimone, CEO & Co-Founder, Carbon is confirmed to deliver the opening keynote at Inside 3D Printing Conference & Expo in New York on April 11, 2016.
Why Everyone Must Get Ready For 4th Industrial Revolution
Bernard Marr for Forbes: First came steam and water power; then electricity and assembly lines; then computerization… So what comes next?
Some call it the fourth industrial revolution, or industry 4.0, but whatever you call it, it represents the combination of cyber-physical systems, the Internet of Things, and the Internet of Systems.
In short, it is the idea of smart factories in which machines are augmented with web connectivity and connected to a system that can visualize the entire production chain and make decisions on its own.
And it’s well on its way and will change most of our jobs.
Professor Klaus Schwab, Founder and Executive Chairman of the World Economic Forum, has published a book entitled The Fourth Industrial Revolution in which he describes how this fourth revolution is fundamentally different from the previous three, which were characterized mainly by advances in technology.
In this fourth revolution, we are facing a range of new technologies that combine the physical, digital and biological worlds. These new technologies will impact all disciplines, economies and industries, and even challenge our ideas about what it means to be human. Cont'd...
Machine vision in action: MVTec at Hannover Messe 2016
 Machine vision as a key technology for Industry 4.0
 Safe human-machine interaction in smart factory scenarios
 Robust and reliable solutions with HALCON 12.0.2 and MERLIC 2
Intelligrated Software features comprehensive lineup of order fulfillment solutions
Single-source fulfillment technology, software delivers increased throughput and accuracy
Collaborative Robots Are Broadening Their Marketplaces
In a human-machine study conducted by an MIT professor, it was shown that teams made of humans and robots collaborating efficiently can be more productive than teams made of either humans or robots alone.
FANUC America Expands Operations in 2016
The expansion will allow the company to better serve its growing customer base.
Is CoaXPress the Safest Bet in Machine Vision Interfaces?
The CoaXPress® camera standard was developed nearly a decade ago to overcome the limitations of Camera Link™, which at the time was the most popular interface for machine vision systems requiring real time data in small volume systems.
Daifuku Warehouse Automation Technology Selected for Innovative Robotics Training Center in Michigan
Wynright Corporation and sister company Jervis B. Webb to help Lansing Community College train a new generation of mechatronics technicians
Kinema Systems Announces World's First Self-Training Robot Picking Solution
Kinema Systems is proud to announce its first product - Kinema Pick - the worlds first self-training, self-calibrating software solution for robotic depalletizing.
Automation Networks ANC-120e, USB to Allen-Bradley Data Highway Plus (DH+) Converter $995 USD List.
Automation Networks is a Technology company providing a wide variety of quality Industrial Networking products for the most popular Ethernet & Fieldbus Industrial Networks. These include Allen-Bradley Ethernet CSP, Ethernet/IP, DeviceNet, Data Highway Plus (DH+); Siemens Profibus & Profinet; Schneider Electric Modbus RTU & Modbus TCP/IP. Other Industrial protocols & Networks includes CC-Link, BACnet MS/TP.
Epson Expands 6-Axis Robot Lineup
EPSON Robots, a global leader in advanced robotic technology, expands their 6-axis robot lineup with the introduction of the new EPSON C8-Series robots.
MCMA Technical Conference set for October 11-13, 2016 in New Orleans
More than 30 technical sessions will be presented in three distinct tracks on motors and related technologies, motion control and drives technologies, and network communication technologies.
Yaskawa Motoman's Strategy for Robotics Education is Strategy for the Economy
Organizations must provide the right products, technology and education to fill the gap between what the industry wants and what educational institutions can provide. Yaskawa Motoman is addressing these critical needs with innovative products, curricula, training certification and services for education and industry.
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Factory Automation - Featured Product
Model TR1 Tru-Trac
The Model TR1 Tru-Trac® linear measurement solution is a versatile option for tracking velocity, position, or distance over a wide variety of surfaces. An integrated encoder, measuring wheel, and spring-loaded torsion arm in one, compact unit, the Model TR1 is easy to install. The spring-loaded torsion arm offers adjustable torsion load, allowing the Model TR1 to be mounted in almost any orientation - even upside-down. The threaded shaft on the pivot axis is field reversible, providing mounting access from either side. With operating speeds up to 3000 feet per minute, a wide variety of configuration options - including multiple wheel material options - and a housing made from a durable, conductive composite material that minimizes static buildup, the Model TR1 Tru-Trac® is the ideal solution for countless applications.
Robotics and Automation - Featured Company
Encoder Products Company
At Encoder Products Company, we specialize in the encoders that provide you with motion feedback. EPC has been a leading designer and manufacturer of motion sensing devices for more than 50 years, we understand that each industrial automation application is different, and you need encoders that fit the needs of your applications. Our encoders are highly configurable, offer an array of shaft or bore sizes, output types, connector types, mounting options, and resolutions as high as 65,536 CPR.
