
Siemens as official partner of SPS Connect
The program for SPS Connect from 24 to 26 November has been announced. Mesago Messe Frankfurt is also presenting Siemens as an official partner.
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The program for SPS Connect from 24 to 26 November has been announced. Mesago Messe Frankfurt is also presenting Siemens as an official partner.
A wide variety of hardware components and software versions, different transmission paths and operating systems as well as their spatially distributed nature make IoT setups complex and heterogeneous. Those who can keep track of everything are lucky.
Machine tool industry in Q2/2020
The coronavirus pandemic continues to dominate the mood in the machine tool industry. In the second quarter of 2020, incoming orders in the German machine tool industry fell by 46% compared to the same period last year.
Exchange of words on location technology...
Around 60 industrial companies have joined forces to develop the new "omlox" positioning technology standard. One of them is GFT Technologies. In this interview, Siegfried Wagner explains what makes the omlox standard so special and how pure localization data can be converted into useful business data.
Telit's ME310G1 and ME910G1 LTE-M/NB2 combo modules are compatible with 3GPP Release 14. They enable the development of a new generation of cost-effective IoT applications and services that form the basis for the 5G mMTC standard.

According to a recent study by Dell, a majority of companies believe that their current data security solutions will not be sufficient for the future. Action is needed now, because data loss costs companies almost 900,000 euros per year.

5G Tango research project completed
Weidmüller has taken part in the 5G Tango project funded by the European Union. The knowledge gained is now to be transferred to production.
With regard to Industry 4.0, "Germany is far ahead internationally", according to a recent Bitkom study. The ITC association is not alone in this; Deloitte also sees Germany in a leading position.
Wandelbots has developed the TracePen, which makes it possible to assign tasks to robots easily and without programming knowledge.
Researchers at Fraunhofer IOSB-INA and the OWL University of Applied Sciences are working on solutions to enable machines to communicate with each other on factory floors via light pulses in the future. The technology is not new, but the task now is to develop it further for industry.