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Igniting the next level with real-time data processing

An important step in maintaining manufacturers' competitiveness and profitability is the integration of real-time data generation and management in all areas of vehicle and parts production.

Automation and Industrial IoT

How edge computing becomes resilient

Edge computing offers companies many advantages. But what about security? Decentralized data processing can quickly become a gateway for attackers, which is why there is no way around adapted cybersecurity strategies - from prevention to back-up measures.

Classification of component poses

Machine learning in feeding technology

The Institute of Assembly Technology at Leibniz Universität Hannover is developing a machine learning framework for classifying component poses in an aerodynamic feeding system.

IIoT networking

How production can benefit from AI

Together with AI technology, IIoT networking makes it possible to better control machine parameters and optimize quality with predictive quality. Downtimes and set-up times can also be further minimized. Cloud platforms also make these technologies more accessible for SMEs.

Improve engineering workflow

At high speed to the digital twin

Software tools for creating a digital twin can significantly improve the engineering workflow.

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AI trends for engineers: where is the journey heading?

According to Gartner, companies that have adopted AI engineering practices have a competitive advantage: by 2026, they could outperform their competitors by around 25 percent in terms of the number and time required to operationalize AI models. Johanna Pingel, Product Marketing Manager for AI at MathWorks, explains which AI trends engineers should keep an eye on and which challenges need to be overcome.

Faster integration together

Intrinsic, an Alphabet company, and Siemens are partnering to explore efficient integration between Intrinsic's robotics software, which simplifies the use of AI-based robotics, and Siemens Digital Industries' open and interoperable automation portfolio.

Research project

The perfect temperature with AI

The company Lauda Dr. R. Wobser is working together with the Institute for Drive Technology (IAA) at Aalen University on the development of a PHM (Prognostics and Health Management) system for AI-based condition monitoring of temperature control units on automotive test benches.

Altair survey

Digital twins are the key to sustainability

Altair has published the results of an independent survey that shows a high level of acceptance of digital twin applications in the automotive industry. Furthermore, the use of these technologies is expected to increase as a means of achieving sustainability goals.