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Next Generation Safety Certified Robot Monitoring Software
SafeMove2 from ABB Robotics integrates safety features directly into the robot controller, such as cutting-edge safe speed limits, safe standstill monitoring, safe axis ranges and position, and orientation supervision.
Winner Selected for MTConnect Idea Creation Competition
Alexander Lee won a $5,000 prize and an invitation to the [MC]2 Conference in Dallas.
Slash Overall Cycle Times
Using Production Module 7.1.1 from Third Wave Systems, shops can routinely generate cycle time reductions of 30 percent and have achieved up to 80 percent, all while simultaneously improving tool life.
Digital Factory Software Platform
FASTSUITE Edition 2 from CENIT combines machine-based simulation, offline programming for robotics, virtual work cell layout, and component handling in one platform to provide a powerful alternative to existing software solutions for the digital factory.
Memex Continues Revenue Growth
Their Industrial Internet of Things manufacturing productivity software generates record quarterly revenue.
Sandvik Coromant Acquires Prometec
This deal expands their digital capabilities in machining applications.
Siemens Acquires CD-adapco
The $970 million deal gives them deeper penetration into advanced simulation software markets.
Homeyer Precision Manufacturing Rolls Out IoT
They are using MERLIN software from Memex for plant-wide OEE and DNC.
Okuma Names Caron Engineering as Partner of the Year
The CNC software supplier ranked highest in accessibility, support, innovation, functionality and service value.
Record Financial Results for Memex
Revenue increased to $2.1 million, or 115 percent higher than the prior year.
KeyedIn Partners with Alternative Technology Solutions
This provides a Cloud-based, configurable ERP platform to job shops and higher volume manufacturers.
Welcome to the Internet of Things
On this playing field, anything that can be connected, will be connected. Those who can adapt to connecting will thrive. Those who can’t, well . . .
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