Smart manufacturing

Fibocom in collaboration with Qualcomm Technologies have announced the launch of their cutting-edge Linux-based edge AI solutions which integrates a series of Qualcomm Technologies-powered Fibocom smart modules.

Manufacturing will be transforming faster than ever before in the next few years, writes Guy Denis, business development, Bosch Software and Digital Solutions. As the ninth largest manufacturing nation by the value of GDP, the UK still has global reach and impact. Manufacturers have a desire for change, to reap the benefits of digitalisation and

IAR has announced the collaboration with NexCOBOT. IAR will be the Functional Safety solutions development partner of NexCOBOT to support its robot’s development by using the certified IAR Embedded Workbench for Arm to advance the future of smart manufacturing with collaborative robots.

Companies are adopting connected worker technology to both advance their digitisation efforts and respond to an increasing demand for these platforms across different sectors. This is because connected worker technology helps streamline daily operations and improve the quality of routine workflows, says Eric Whitley, director of smart manufacturing at L2L.

Along with high-speed communication development, vehicle-to-everything (V2X) has been applied in automotive applications. As an AIoT solution provider, Innodisk continuously explores related opportunities and integrates group resources to accelerate releasing AI potential in multi-vertical markets. Antzer Tech, a subsidiary of Innodisk Group that focuses on smart V2X applications has recently debuted its new CAN FD Series

“By 2025, there will be approximately 27 billion connected IoT devices. Someone is going to have to manufacture these, and OEMs are gearing up to enable as many functions as possible to be integrated into the devices they build.” REGISTER NOW TO READ IoT relies on manufacturing efficiency to get massive volumes of devices out

Qingdao, China. 15 November , 2021 – With support from Huawei and China Mobile, Haier, China’s consumer electronics and home appliance producer, successfully applied innovative manufacturing solutions combining 5G and mobile edge computing in its smart factories. The three announced the breakthroughs in Qingdao, China.

As it stands, factories are dumb – or at least far less intelligent than current technology could actually make them. The current industrial production is inflexible and too expensive and a root cause is supply chain invisibility.