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‘Connected, smart factories are crucial’ to automotive manufacturing in the future, says ABB

March 21, 2025 by David Edwards

ABB Robotics’ third Automotive Manufacturing Outlook Survey, in partnership with Automotive Manufacturing Solutions magazine, has highlighted how moving to the “smart factory” is viewed as a critical next step by global manufacturers and major suppliers.

A smart factory is generally understood to be a highly digitized and connected manufacturing facility that uses interconnected systems, machinery, and data to improve production processes and enable better decision-making, as well as greater flexibility or change of use to make different products.

Joerg Reger, managing director of ABB Robotics automotive business line, says: “Automotive manufacturers are acutely aware that advanced robotics, Artificial Intelligence and digital twinning technology are positive drivers of change. [Read more…] about ‘Connected, smart factories are crucial’ to automotive manufacturing in the future, says ABB

Filed Under: Manufacturing, News Tagged With: automotive, business, change, combustion, connected, electric, engine, factories, internal, smart, usage, vehicles

The Role of Technology in Construction Safety

November 13, 2024 by Mark Allinson

Construction sites carry many safety risks. Structures may be unsafe or unstable, and equipment malfunctions or misuse can occur. While construction companies are highly trained to perform efficient and safe work, accidents can still happen.

The construction industry constantly implements new procedures and tools to make the job site safer for builders, and technology has played a significant role in this. Technology has changed the game for construction companies, improving safety conditions, procedures, and risk assessments. [Read more…] about The Role of Technology in Construction Safety

Filed Under: Construction Tagged With: analysis, connected, construction, equipment, gear, internet, iot, protective, risk, safety, technology, things

ABB demonstrates robot charging solution for mining trucks

September 23, 2024 by Mark Allinson

ABB is currently at MINExpo 2024 to showcase a new technology demonstrator developed to enable safe and efficient, high-power charging in the journey towards the all-electric mine of the future.

eMine Robot Automated Connection Device (ACD) is designed to work in tandem with the ABB eMine FastCharge solution, allowing further interoperability and synergy of connections and interfaces in electric mining trucks.

As a founding member of the CharIN taskforce for electrical standards in mining, ABB is working to accelerate the adoption of electrical interface soluti

[Read more…] about ABB demonstrates robot charging solution for mining trucks

Filed Under: Mining, News Tagged With: abb, automated, charging, connected, device, emine, power, robot, solution, trucks

Qualcomm releases ‘groundbreaking IoT and robotics’ platforms

March 22, 2023 by Mark Allinson

Qualcomm Technologies has launched what it says are “the world’s first” integrated 5G IoT processors that are designed to support four major operating systems, in addition to two new robotics platforms, and an accelerator program for IoT ecosystem partners.

These new innovations will empower manufacturers participating in the rapidly expanding world of devices at the connected intelligent edge.

The need for connected, intelligent, and autonomous devices is growing rapidly, and it is expected to hit $116 billion by 2030 according to Precedence Research. Businesses attempting to compete in this fast-moving economy need a reliable source of control and connectivity technology for their IoT and robotic devices. [Read more…] about Qualcomm releases ‘groundbreaking IoT and robotics’ platforms

Filed Under: Computing Tagged With: connected, connectivity, devices, edge, industrial, iot, major, operating, platforms, processors, qcm, qcs, qualcomm, range, robotics, support, systems, technologies, windows

Global autonomous cars market size to reach $16 billion by 2030

February 6, 2023 by Mark Allinson

The global market for autonomous cars was valued at $1.35 billion in 2021 and is projected to reach $15.55 billion by 2030, growing at a compound annual growth rate of 31.19 percent from 2023 to 2030.

The increasing demand for connected cars employing the internet of things and the growing development of smart cities in the countries is driving the Autonomous Cars Market growth.

This is according to a new report by Verified Market Research, which says the increasing demand for connected cars employing the internet of things is the key force driving the autonomous car market. [Read more…] about Global autonomous cars market size to reach $16 billion by 2030

Filed Under: Autonomous Vehicles, Features Tagged With: autonomous, billion, cars, cities, connected, countries, development, growing, growth, increasing, internet, market, smart, things

Changing of the Guard: MES or Not?

September 20, 2022 by Mark Allinson

By Karan Talati, First Resonance

Innovation and operational changes are essential to maintaining your competitive edge in any industry. This is no different for manufacturing. Times are changing, and today’s manufacturers are re-evaluating their production processes.

Machine efficiency is necessary. It is important to the bottom line but doesn’t drive innovation. MES has been the go-to solution for manufacturers for decades, but it has lagged behind modern challenges facing today’s manufacturers.

Visionary entrepreneurs, startups, and incumbent companies with a new generation of engineers are looking to transform products of the physical world. To that, they need flexible and iterative workflows – not static efficiency measurements. Organizations across industries are rethinking legacy tools’ role in their operations. [Read more…] about Changing of the Guard: MES or Not?

Filed Under: Features, Manufacturing Tagged With: connected, data, design, digital, engineers, factory, innovative, manufacturers, manufacturing, mes, operating, operations, os, parts, platform, process, processes, production, products, software, system, systems, workflows

Multiverse Computing to develop quantum digital twin for Bosch manufacturing facility

July 27, 2022 by David Edwards

Multiverse Computing, a quantum computing solutions provider, is collaborating in a research project with the Bosch Automotive Electronics plant in Madrid to leverage the power of quantum computing in the virtual replica or “digital twin” of a factory.

Multiverse is implementing quantum-based optimization algorithms at Bosch, delivering cutting-edge electronics components to several original equipment manufacturers around the world.

The Multiverse software solution will leverage data to assess the performance of individual equipment as well as broader production processes to enhance quality control and improve overall efficiencies, including energy and waste management. [Read more…] about Multiverse Computing to develop quantum digital twin for Bosch manufacturing facility

Filed Under: Computing, News Tagged With: algorithms, bosch, computing, connected, digital, factory, madrid, manufacturing, multiverse, quantum, solutions, twin

T-Mobile to implement 5G smart city infrastructure in Peachtree Corners

March 3, 2022 by David Edwards

Peachtree Corners, which claims to be one of the nation’s “first smart city environments powered by real-world connected infrastructure and 5G”, says that T-Mobile, Applied Information and Temple are introducing 5G-connected vehicle technology that enables traffic signals to communicate with any vehicle on the road via a revolutionary mobile app.

Brian Johnson, city manager of Peachtree Corners, says: “As another strong reflection of Peachtree Corners’ leadership as an innovative smart city in the United States, we’re excited to offer smart connected infrastructure relevant to our citizens, city employees and visitors by enabling any vehicle to receive communications from 5G-connected traffic signals.

“Cellular vehicle-to-everything (C-V2X) technology isn’t just a concept here, it’s a reality that all people can experience just by downloading an app on their smartphones. [Read more…] about T-Mobile to implement 5G smart city infrastructure in Peachtree Corners

Filed Under: Infrastructure, News Tagged With: app, autonomous, city, connected, corners, deployment, future, green, infrastructure, peachtree, real-world, safety, smart, t-mobile, technology, traffic, vehicle, vehicles

Tampa Hillsborough Expressway Authority seeks volunteers to test connected vehicle technology

December 29, 2021 by Mark Allinson

Tampa Hillsborough Expressway Authority (THEA) is moving to the next stage in testing and implementing connected vehicle technology in Tampa with four auto manufacturers on board.

THEA is recruiting volunteer drivers who drive a Honda, Acura, Hyundai, Kia or Toyota for the THEA Connected Vehicle Pilot. This research project has the potential to improve driving safety in downtown Tampa and beyond. Eligible participating drivers receive up to a 30 percent rebate for tolls on the Lee Roy Selmon Expressway.

In this phase, THEA expects to equip approximately 300 privately owned automobiles with connected vehicle technology by late 2022. Volunteers’ automobiles will be outfitted with devices that “talk” to other connected vehicles and to roadway infrastructure to help prevent crashes. [Read more…] about Tampa Hillsborough Expressway Authority seeks volunteers to test connected vehicle technology

Filed Under: Features, Infrastructure Tagged With: acura, connected, cv, department, drivers, equipment, expressway, fl, florida, hillsborough, honda, hyundai, kia, participating, pilot, project, selmon, tampa, technology, thea, toyota, transportation, vehicle, volunteers, warning

Florida Automated Vehicles summit to be held in Orlando for first time

October 26, 2021 by Mark Allinson

From November 29th through December 1st, 2021, the Central Florida Expressway (CFX) will host the 9th Annual Florida Automated Vehicles (FAV) Summit in Orlando, Florida.

In recent years, this event has been a sellout. The 2021 FAV Summit will focus on ACES mobility. ACES is an acronym for the four rising stars of mobility – Automated, Connected, Electric and Shared.

CFX is this year’s host agency. The Tampa Hillsborough Expressway Authority (THEA), TEAMFL, the Jacksonville Transportation Authority, and the Miami-Dade Expressway Authority (MDX) have worked throughout the year to bring this summit to Orlando. [Read more…] about Florida Automated Vehicles summit to be held in Orlando for first time

Filed Under: Autonomous Vehicles Tagged With: aces, authority, automated, bring, cfx, conference, connected, demonstrations, experts, expressway, fav, florida, host, leaders, mobility, orlando, speakers, state, summit, technologies, transportation, vehicles, year, years

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