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DEMAG News
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Actemium News
Robot arm provides agility in the Life Science segment
A state-of-the-art CMO* in Life Science requested for Actemium Belgium to help reduce the workload of their lab assistants by using collaborative robotics.
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Actia News
ACTIA ROLLS OUT ITS "INTELLIGENT SPEED ASSISTANCE" ON LONDON BUSES
The City of London is a pioneer in the ecological and safety aspects of public transport. Transport for London (TFL), the organisation responsible for London’s transport system, with ACTIA, is deploying new types of buses equipped with the Intelligent Speed Assistance (ISA) system. This solution makes it possible to adjust a vehicle’s real speed according to the speed limit in force in the area where the vehicle is travelling.
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SKF News
SKF Enlight ProCollect extends its capability to support lubrication management
The latest version of Enlight ProCollect helps organisations improve lubrication management by planning detailed manual lubrication routines for factory equipment.
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Bühler News
Underpinning the alternative protein revolution; a new pathway to success
Bühler partners with Big Idea Ventures to accelerate sustainable protein revolution.
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Gefran News
GEFRAN UPGRADES ITS SERIES OF MELT PRESSURE SENSORS FOR POLYMERS
Gefran upgraded its range of Melt transducers and pressure transmitters for high temperatures, designed to meet the highest safety standards, while fully respecting the environment.
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Recom News
Open frame AC/DCs feature high efficiency
RECOM announces the launch of its RACM60-K series of 60W AC/DC power supplies.
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BYSTRONIC News
AN ECOSYSTEM FOR THE SHEET METAL PROCESSING INDUSTRY
The future belongs to networked manufacturing. For Bystronic, however, the frequently quoted smart factory is just the beginning. The goal is to create an ecosystem that networks sheet metal processing companies with customers, suppliers, and shipping companies. The benefit for everyone involved: greater transparency and efficiency along the entire supply chain.
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Sandvik News
A giant leap into the future
The corona pandemic drove Sandvik’s tube site in Germany to go fully digital in only two days, a change that normally would have taken five years. A flatter, more efficient organization and improved flexibility make it a production model for the future.
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Kuka News
