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Maxon Motor News
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Visual components News
PLAN FOR WHAT’S NEXT! THREE WAYS MANUFACTURERS CAN BENEFIT FROM THE USE OF 3D PRODUCTION SIMULATION IN THE COVID-19 ERA
With factories around the globe being idled and many of us now working from home, the COVID-19 pandemic has had a swift and severe impact on the world we live in. While these are certainly challenging times, it’s also an opportunity for us to improve and plan for what’s next. Here are a few ways 3D manufacturing simulation can help you in these times.
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Schmalz News
Vacuum Blocks Featuring NCF Technology Communicate With Smartphones
Vacuum blocks from Schmalz now integrate the NFC transmission standard, marking the first-ever use of digital technology in the company’s vacuum clamping systems. This simplifies product identification for users via smartphone and also optimizes service processes.
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Cojali News
3D PRINTING IS ONE OF THE MOST ADVANCED AND INNOVATIVE MANUFACTURING TECHNOLOGIES IN USE TODAY
Its versatility and speed have made it an indispensable tool in the 4.0 industry.
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Autodesk News
Autodesk BIM 360 Design Expands Global Collaboration Options with Europe Data Center
Part of Autodesk Construction Cloud, continues to add critical features and services, including a new Europe-based data center offering for primary storage of product data, and a connection to Collaboration for Plant 3D.
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Turck News
Turk introduces IM12 & IMX12 INTERFACE DEVICES
A new generation of certified isolated barriers for use in hazardous areas.
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Bosch Rexroth News
The new MCR8T radial piston motor from Rexroth is the most advanced track motor yet
The size 8 motor for track drives delivers up to 1270 ccm with a maximum differential pressure of 450 bar.
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TE Connectivity News
TE Connectivity launches new 8911 Wireless Accelerometer
According to LoRaWAN specification with edge computing for condition monitoring minimizes downtime, maximizes availability and reduces installation costs.
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Seat News
From making cars to ventilators
The SEAT Leon line at the Martorell plant is almost unrecognisable. Today, cars are no longer being made; instead, automated ventilators are being produced to collaborate with the healthcare system in the midst of the COVID-19 crisis.
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Siemens News
