The ‘Internet of Things’ sounds like the title of an intriguing film. That was the case until a few years ago when all systems were connected to each other via…
What will be the impact of the covid-19 crisis in the context of Industry 4.0? The manufacturing industry will certainly not emerge unchanged from a crisis as severe and global…
Manufacturing companies and Machine Learning: a 'match made in heaven'. Nevertheless, too few manufacturing companies today capitalize on the gigantic advantage that Machine Learning holds in store for them. What…
The main objective of industrial communication is to connect all of a company’s business segments within a single networked system that encompasses the entire value chain from management to production.…
Drones are much more than high-tech gadgets. Drone assistants and service providers are increasingly playing a major role. Applications are added on a daily basis, especially in the manufacturing industry,…
Virtual Reality (VR) is a computer-simulated environment which the user experiences as real. The sight and hearing senses are stimulated in such a manner that the user believes he or…
Cyber-Physical Systems (CPS) are objects with built-in software and processing power, such as the satellite navigation system in your car or the smart watch that not only displays the time…
The Internet of Things generates large quantities of data every millisecond. Industrial companies have faced the following challenge for a number of years: What do we do with the overflowing…
Virtual Reality (VR) provides access to a virtual 3D world, while Augmented Reality (AR) adds elements to the physical world around you. AR glasses consist of transparent glass. The glasses…
AM technologies refer to a group of technologies that build physical objects from Computer Aided Design (CAD) data. The AM-technologies parts are created by the consecutive addition of liquids, sheet…