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System 3R marks 50th anniversary
News July 21, 2017
System 3R marks 50th anniversary
Lincolnshire, Ill.-based GF Machining Solutions LLC's System 3R, which supplies modular workholding/tooling systems, automation and software, is celebrating its 50-year anniversary.
Look Ahead: a novel 3D-connector inspection system
Article July 15, 2017 Michael C. Anderson
Look Ahead: a novel 3D-connector inspection system
G2 Technologies has developed a customizable, automated 3D inspection system in response to a customer's need to inspect small electronic connectors. This niche is very specific, but impacts aerospace, automotive and other industries. The global market for the connectors industry is projected to reach $80.3 billion by 2022, according to G2.
Machine Technology: Preparation automation pays
Article July 15, 2017 William Leventon
Machine Technology: Preparation automation pays
Are your spindles cutting most of the time? Or are they often idle because you're getting ready to cut? If you answered yes to the latter, consider the lift that an automated pallet-handling system could provide. These systems allow pallets to be set up and moved into position while workpieces on other pallets are being machined.
Boeing, Georgia Tech unveil new research center
News June 28, 2017
Boeing, Georgia Tech unveil new research center
Boeing and Georgia Tech formally opened a new advanced development research center designed to solve some of the toughest technical challenges in manufacturing. In the Boeing Manufacturing Development Center, company researchers and Georgia Tech engineering students will work together to implement automation in industrial applications.
Look Ahead: Point-and-click robot control
Article June 15, 2017 Michael C. Anderson
Look Ahead: Point-and-click robot control
It takes knowledge and skill to get a robot to do exactly what a manufacturer wants. A new interface designed by Georgia Institute of Technology researchers is reportedly simpler and more efficient than most control interfaces and doesn't require significant training.
One year into the future at GE
Article June 15, 2017 Michael C. Anderson
One year into the future at GE
GE Power opened its "Factory of the Future," the 125,000-sq.-ft. Advanced Manufacturing Works (AMW) facility in Greenville, S.C., with great fanfare in April 2016. So, what's futuristic about the place?
GT2107 Wide Series Human Machine Interface
Product June 9, 2017
GT2107 Wide Series Human Machine Interface
Driven by end user demand for improved visualization into their automation solutions portfolio, Mitsubishi Electric Automation Inc. has introduced the GT2107 wide series human machine interface. The GT2107 is an interface that monitors and controls machine components with a graphical touch screen that connects to equipment such as PLCs, VFDs and servos.
Toolholding plays important role in process reliability
News June 2, 2017
Toolholding plays important role in process reliability
In 2016, Pilatus Aircraft Ltd. installed new manufacturing systems for machining structural parts made of aluminum. To achieve the desired surface quality and precision during high-speed milling operations, the aircraft manufacturer continuously relies on the solutions provided by Haimer: a large selection of toolholders and the corresponding shrinking and balancing machines.
Frost & Sullivan eyes future of AI in manufacturing
News June 1, 2017
Frost & Sullivan eyes future of AI in manufacturing
According to Frost & Sullivan's Industrial Automation and Process Control team, cognitive technologies and artificial intelligence (AI) are "poised to transform all manufacturing sectors." Partnership, collaboration, and technology investment are crucial for growth opportunities in an era when "data is the new currency." n

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