
The clutch becomes smart
R+W presents the intelligent coupling. The goals of the Industrial Internet of Things are to optimize operational efficiency, reduce costs and monitor devices or machines based on collected and processed data.
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R+W presents the intelligent coupling. The goals of the Industrial Internet of Things are to optimize operational efficiency, reduce costs and monitor devices or machines based on collected and processed data.

Baumer has developed the new robot-compatible VeriSens vision sensors XF900 and XC900. They can control the cobots from Universal Robots after just a short set-up time.

Lapp is expanding its range of active components with additional switches for industrial applications. The Etherline Access Switches are available in different versions with four to 16 ports, also in combination with ports for fiber optics and as a variant with Power over Ethernet.

The S-Dias safety system from Sigmatek is suitable for modular production machines or lines with optional modules such as loading and unloading units as well as handling and transport systems.

Leuze electronic is presenting two products to enable driverless transport systems in the Smart Factory to navigate automatically based on natural environmental features: The RSL 400 safety laser scanner and the OGS 600.

Following the acquisition of CRE Rösler, complete panel PCs, consisting of housing, support arm system and IPC, are a focal point of the PLC at Rose.

Salt Solutions, the SCM project house, will be demonstrating at the SAP stand how companies can digitize their production processes using SAP tools.

The Open Industry 4.0 Alliance will be represented at SPS for the first time. Visitors will be able to see live demos to find out how the Alliance has developed since it was founded in April 2019.

At SPS, ISG Industrielle Steuerungstechnik GmbH will be presenting the revised version 2.8 of the ISG-virtuos simulation system - an open simulation platform for digital twins.

With a view to the SPS, Henrik A. Schunk emphasizes: "Digital technology and artificial intelligence methods will revolutionize assembly and handling in the coming years."