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Elmet News
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GE News
GE Renewable Energy, Fraunhofer IGCV, and voxeljet AG plan to develop world’s largest sand binder jetting 3D printer for offshore wind turbines
GE (NYSE: GE), Fraunhofer IGCV and voxeljet AG (NASDAQ: VJET) today announced a research partnership to develop the world’s largest 3D printer for offshore wind applications in order to streamline the production of key components of GE’s Haliade-X offshore wind turbine.
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AMS News
ams OSRAM to Showcase Its Sensor Portfolio at Sensors Converge 2021
ams OSRAM (SIX: AMS), a global leader in optical solutions, announced today that it will exhibit its latest advanced sensing technology at Sensors Converge, September 21-23, at San Jose’s McEnery Convention Center.
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Parker News
Parker SensoControl introduces new pressure sensor, SCPSi, with IO-Link functionality for usage within smart Internet of Things applications
Parker Hannifin, the global leader in motion and control technologies, has launched the SCPSi pressure sensor with IO-Link functionality to meet customer demand in more and more smart industrial environments.
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Visual components News
How is 3D Manufacturing Simulation Utilized in 2021? (Survey Results)
Key findings and learnings from the manufacturing simulation survey conducted by Visual Components.
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Silicon Labs News
Silicon Labs Launches Security Services to Support ‘Zero Trust’ Security Model in IoT
Silicon Labs (NASDAQ: SLAB) announced new Security Services, supporting IoT companies with the implementation of Zero Trust security architectures to meet emerging cybersecurity standards and combat the rising tide of threats. The new security offerings complement Silicon Labs’ industry-leading Secure Vault technologies with a first-of-its-kind Custom Part Manufacturing Service (CPMS) for wireless SoCs and modules.
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Interactanalysis News
Recovery Is Slow, But Global Manufacturing Industry Is Limping In The Right Direction
In this article we focus on two of those factors – chip shortages and freight costs – and we take a look at machinery production (traditionally a more volatile sector than industry production) where cautious capital investments in some segments have meant particularly slow recovery for some machinery manufacturers, whilst others are making good progress towards market normality.
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TETRA PAK News
IT’S ALL ABOUT ZERO-WASTE IN THE FACTORY OF THE FUTURE
Whatever your opinion on climate change there is one thing virtually everybody agrees on, and that is that waste is a bad thing. Waste can take many forms, excess energy utilisation, wasted products, wasted time, or wasted resources like water. All this adds up to not only excess cost and reduced competitiveness but also unnecessary burden on the planet and the natural world.
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Toshiba News
Toshiba’s Visual Question Answering AI Deliver the World's Highest Accuracy
Will contribute to safety and lower workloads at production sites. Expected use include broadcast content and scene retrieval from surveillance footage.
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