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The 29th edition of SPS IPC Drives was...
SPS IPC Drives 2018 has come to an end. A total of 65,700 visitors came to Nuremberg to find out about the latest products and solutions in the automation industry at the end of the year and to set the course for a successful 2019 financial year.
read more...Federal Network Agency allocates local...
Industry in Germany is dependent on a high-performance digital infrastructure. The VDMA therefore welcomes the Federal Network Agency's decision to allocate local frequencies in the 3.7 to 3.8 gigahertz range for industrial applications.
read more...IT is on the rise. In the course of digitalization, it is now also reaching sectors where it was previously more sporadic. And according to a study by Toshiba, German companies are investing heavily. However, flexible working models are driving innovation.
read more...The global 5G Alliance for Connected Industries and Automation (5G-ACIA) initiative, which was founded at ZVEI in early 2018, is growing rapidly.
read more...5G frequency allocation in Germany
The trade associations VCI, VDA, VDMA and ZVEI have published a joint position paper on 5G radio frequency allocation in which they advocate the local allocation of radio frequencies in the 3.6 MHz band to manufacturing industries.
read more...2 trillion US dollars - according to a study by Frost & Sullivan, this is the market volume that smart cities will create worldwide by 2025. One of the technological drivers is artificial intelligence.
read more...National Instruments helps accelerate the development of powerful automated measurement and automated test systems with its software-centric platform. The company releases SystemLink, an application software for managing distributed systems.
read more...HANNOVER MESSE 2018 is history, but its topics such as machine learning, artificial intelligence, industrial IT platforms, the expansion of power grids for electromobility, the use of robotics and autonomous systems in production and intralogistics and the role of people in the networked factory are shaping the present and the future.
read more...With the IoT Service Button, Deutsche Telekom is presenting an intelligent retrofit solution for logistics, production facilities, workshops, construction sites or hospitals in the Internet of Things (IoT) at Hannover Messe 2018. Depending on customer requirements, individual functions can be implemented via the IoT device: For example, the button orders spare parts at the touch of a button, has full containers collected or reports technical faults.
read more...In order to be able to manufacture flexibly and in line with demand, it is not only production lines that need to be adaptable in the sense of plug and produce. The associated infrastructure for supplying the production modules must also be increasingly flexibly connected to the system.
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