Industry 4.0

The rising demand for reducing asset downtime, optimizing process time, reducing time to market, reducing asset downtime and improving operational efficiency is proliferating the growth of the digital twin market, according to Global Market Insights. 

ExOne debuts industrial 3D sand printer; partners with Siemens; announces marketing initiative with new website.

The Center will be targeting R&D, engineering, co-development, and sustainable innovation for the Fourth Industrial Revolution.

3Diligent Consulting is launched by a former Deloitte consultant to support large enterprises and manufacturers through their Industry 4.0 journey.

Latest HIP model stress-relieves, heat treats, and ages parts in a single cycle.

During the seminar, experts from GROB Systems and OPEN MIND will demonstrate ways for manufacturers to make their production facility more efficient.

The Generative Design Total Lifetime Value Calculator enables ABI Research Industrial Solution clients to plan and compare the best strategies for deploying generative design.

The Research and Application Center Industry 4.0 named Elements for IoT the winner 2019 in the category "Internet of Things."

Showcase highlights to include a technology demonstrator for predictive maintenance and a digital twin integration platform.

Radically Improve Design, Collaboration, and Time to Market with the World’s Most Advanced Visual Computing Platform.

Today, next-generation visual computing technologies can help accelerate product development processes, starting with the earliest stages of design.

The Siemens and Identify3D technology suite protects confidentiality and integrity of data in the digital manufacturing thread, providing intellectual property protection, manufacturing repeatability and traceability to counter constantly evolving cybersecurity threats.

Altair's 2018 electromagnetics software said to target e-mobility and communications jobs.

Users of the Arduino ecosystem challenged to design and build solutions for Industry 4.0 applications.

A significant 72% of companies expect to achieve advanced levels of digitization by 2020, according to a PwC survey.