New Head of Software at Proglove
Keith Andrew Ball is the new Vice President of Software Engineering at industrial wearables specialist Proglove.
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Keith Andrew Ball is the new Vice President of Software Engineering at industrial wearables specialist Proglove.
At the Bretten site, Atlas Copco has set up its own repair center for system components for joining technology systems. These include SCA gluing and dispensing systems as well as Henrob self-pierce riveting systems.

The first cloud application for machine builders from B&R collects machine data and provides a reliable overview of all machines in the field. This makes it possible to identify optimization needs, improve service and tap into new sales potential.

In the future, robots will be used as helpers in companies and households. To do this, however, they must be able to perceive and interpret their surroundings. Researchers at the University of Bayreuth have found a solution to this problem.

The branch will be celebrating its 50th anniversary next year. It has already received its first birthday present, with sales breaking records in 2018.

At Harting, the focus this year is on digitalization projects to make product selection more flexible, including forward-looking supply chain planning, explains Uwe Gräff, Director of New Technologies & Quality.
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Modern occupational health and safety is not just about accident prevention, but also about avoiding health hazards and ensuring well-being in the workplace.
Smart Automation Austria in Linz

From May 14 to 16, Smart Automation Austria will showcase the innovative power of the automation industry at the fully booked Design Center Linz. Organizer Reed Exhibitions is expecting 190 exhibitors at the industry's leading trade fair for industrial automation.

The Lithuanian company Rubedos developed the 3D visual perception system Viper to equip industrial and service robots with visual perception.
The Industrial Internet of Things (IIoT) is fueling the heterogeneity of systems and devices within companies. This increases the potential attack surface for cyberattacks. Whether it's a production line, IoT device or robot, everything is increasingly networked and therefore vulnerable to attack.