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ABB Electrification drives growth in the US
ABB is optimizing and expanding its Electrification business in the United States to meet growing demand for medium-voltage products and systems that are used to ensure, safe, smart and sustainable electrical distribution.
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From now on, SCHUNK is providing digital twins for toolholders
DIN 4000 is already established in the tools sector.
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NORD Drivesystems
Decentralised drive technology for the digital factory of the future
The future of production is modular, flexible and autonomous. This requires new systems with decentralised intelligence, which can cope with the increasing complexity of the processes. NORD DRIVESYSTEMS supplies a wide selection of decentralised drive technology with frequency inverters which can be adapted to any required application and can be flexibly integrated into the plant.
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Quality inspection under extreme conditions
Machine vision systems and sub-systems are frequently used in challenging environments.
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ZF Wind Power pioneers with SHIFT platform certification, further reducing time to market
ZF Wind Power’s SHIFT 4k platform received a ‘type and component certificate’, provided by the international classification society DNV GL, for its complete platform range.
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OPTIWAVE 1400: new radar level transmitter for the water and wastewater industry
KROHNE introduces the OPTIWAVE 1400 FMCW radar level transmitter for the water and wastewater industry.
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Modular power package for demanding benders
With the Xpert Pro, Bystronic presents a high-end press brake that sheet metal processing companies can adapt to their requirements on a modular basis.
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Industry digitalization a reality as Ericsson Tallinn 5G production goes wireless
Ericsson and Nordic-based service provider Telia have brought automated guided vehicles, Augmented Reality (AR), and a huge number of sensors to life at Ericsson’s manufacturing facility in Tallinn, Estonia, via a dedicated cellular network.
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