Blog on Digitalization, Industrial Internet of Things and Industry 4.0
Day 3 of automatica 2018 IT2Industry Forum at the doors! Check the live coverage from hall B4 on Thursday, 21 June about talks, keynote, and panel discussion on IT and Industrial Internet of Things.
Progressive digitalization of factories is leading to significant changes in industrial manufacturing: by open automation, collaborative robotics and innovative wearable devices. Maurizio Cremonini, Comau, presents details on opportunities –
Work 4.0 is not only a matter of creating more flexible ways of working, technical know-how and big data competences. Marc Zenker and Georg von der Ropp specify what potential digitalization, IIoT and industry 4.0 offer for innovative business models –
Industrial companies working on IoT solutions build upon an existing IoT platform, as it provides up to 90 percent of building blocks as connectivity, data and device management, to save costs, accelerate time-to-market, avoid issues. Jan Rodig, tresmo, cuts through the IoT platform jungle –
Everyone is talking about Industry 4.0 and its opportunities: more data, more control, more productivity. Many companies are reluctant to make the step into industrial digitalisation. Dr Christian Schlögel, connyun, provides guidance for the challenge to choose applicable IIoT solutions –
Bringing IoT in manufacturing to life: The IT2Industry Forum at automatica 2018 will present from 19 to 22 June a 4-day-program with keynotes, lectures, and panel discussions on IT and Industry 4.0 / Industrial Internet of Things (IIoT). Learn more –
Which role will Industrial Internet of Things play in manufacturing industry in the future? Falk Senger, Managing Director, Messe München, describes at ‘Digitale Welt’ the state of Industry 4.0 as flexible, production-independent production systems that manufacture automatically, control and service themselves –
To support operational stakeholders in determining and implementing suitable digitization measures, German Institut für angewandte Arbeitswissenschaft (Institute for Applied Ergonomics – ifaa) has developed a checklist.
The study “The German Industrial IoT market 2017-2022” by eco and Arthur D. Little shows that the Industrial IoT market in Germany will increase by 19 percent of turnover annually until 2022. As the German IIoT market is one of the largest worldwide, this is expected –
The force with which the digital transformation is starting to steamroll automated production will be obvious at automatica 2018, in Munich from June 19 to 22. Cloud robotics, deep learning and smart production are no longer catchwords, but are increasingly becoming experienced reality.
„BAVARIAN.INDUSTRIES are becoming SMART-SERVICE.INDUSTRIES“ will be the title of a talk by Dr. Klaus Funk, Plattform Digitale Produktion, ZD.B | Zentrum Digitalisierung.Bayern, on November 15, 2017, (11:30 am) at IT2Industry@productronica 2017 Open Conference (hall B2).