Manufacturing.net Automation has been a mainstay in factories for decades. Until recently, it has been capital-intensive and time-consuming to implement, and prohibitively expensive compared to manual labor. With the introduction of intelligent software, automation can now work with adaptive hardware to provide a flexible, fast and affordable automation solution that is well worth the investment in 2021.
Visit https://www.manufacturing.net/automation/blog/21198593/five-reasons-smart-automation-is-a-good-investment to view the full article online.
|
Gear Solutions Like electric mobility, the technology of power skiving has been known for more than 100 years and, with the availability of 5-axis machining centers, has found its way into individual and series production due to its convincing process flexibility. With e-mobility, a market is now growing that demands high-precision and high-power transmission from the product and equally high-product flexibility in volume production.
Visit https://gearsolutions.com/features/power-skiving-high-quality-productivity-and-cost-efficiency-in-gear-cutting/ to view the full article online.
|
New Equipment Digest Over the last decade, it comes as no surprise that businesses have been looking for ways to reduce the effects of climate change as well as the dependence on oil and gas. One of the major ways to achieve this is through electrification. Electrification is a broad-reaching trend that impacts everything from industrial vehicles like forklifts in warehouses, to scooters and bikes. While this trend undoubtedly drives sustainability, it has also created a demand for a certain segment of robotics.
Visit https://www.newequipment.com/industry-trends/article/21144449/electrification-and-innovation-drives-demand-for-scara-assembly-robots to view the full article online.
|
New Atlas With a keen eye on a cleaner future, Canada’s Automotive Parts Manufacturers' Association (APMA) has revealed the designs for its very own electric vehicle. To be the first original Canadian-built zero-emissions car, the Project Arrow Concept is hoped to not just culminate in an environmentally-friendly, next-gen vehicle, but help fast-track the country’s capacity to produce electric cars.
Visit https://newatlas.com/automotive/canada-first-electric-car-project-arrow/ to view the full article online.
|
AGMA has enlisted the help of marketing subject matter experts who, with AGMA staff, will present six webinars for the power transmission industry. This series is an outcome of AGMA's strategic plan that includes providing industry the tools to succeed at marketing their goods and services. The goal of the webinars is to provide members and non-members with tangible resources that they can use immediately to grow their brand.
Visit https://www.agma.org/resources/agma-marketing-webinar-series/ to view the full article online.
|
|