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Industry 4.0

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New series

Modular industrial PCs with new functionalities

Industrial computers for process visualization, automation and quality assurance are now called Assembly Control Node, or AC Node for short, at Atlas Copco Tools. The newly developed and robust series currently consists of four devices and follows on from the previous HLTQ models.

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M2Web service

Monitoring of key machine figures

HMS has launched a new version of the M2Web service that allows users of Ewon Cosy and Flexy products to monitor key performance indicators of machines in remote locations. The new version has an intuitive graphical user interface and a map view of connected machines.

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100 places for Industry 4.0

Fraunhofer IOSB honored for AI expertise

The Fraunhofer Institute of Optronics, System Technologies and Image Exploitation IOSB has been driving forward AI applications for smart factories for years and has already demonstrated their potential in customer projects. The institute has now been recognized for this in the "100 Places" competition organized by the Industry 4.0 Alliance.

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Endpoint security device

Protecting legacy systems in Industry 4.0

Old systems are increasingly being made Industry 4.0-capable. They are often in operation for longer than there are security updates for the antivirus agent. If this support ends and updates are no longer provided, the devices are inadequately protected. An endpoint security device from Forcepoint, which is connected in front of the system, provides protection as a "virtual shield".

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Automation

5 facts about networkable hydraulics

Drive physics makes the difference in many cases. Whenever high forces and robustness are required, hydraulics come into play - an unfamiliar technology for many younger design engineers. Why working with modern, networkable hydraulics is easier and more economical than many people think.

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