Digitalisation is everywhere and so are smart products. But how to go about the smartification of your products as a manufacturing company? Here is the story of AVR.
Measuring is knowing, also when it comes to adding functionalities to surfaces by means of texturing. If you want to get an idea about surface performance, Sirris’ functionality development relies on ...
On 7 February 2023, holding and clamping technology manufacturer Schunk is organising an event to demonstrate its iTENDO2 process monitoring system, in cooperation with Sirris. All machining ...
Alberts One is meant to make healthy food accessible and affordable through technology. The blending station has the complexity of a food processing robot but it is controlled with the simplicity of a ...
More and more product builders are focusing on smart products and the internet of things. Many companies still get ensnared in the many possibilities and uncertainties surrounding their ideas. To help ...
By developing smart cleanrooms that make use of IoT technology and data analysis ABN Clean Room Technology has cleared the path to shifting to an as-a-service model. Thanks to a smart maintenance and ...
The draft ISO/ASTM DIS 17295 “Additive manufacturing — General principles — Part positioning, coordinates and orientation” has changed from status DIS (“Draft International Standard”- draft for enquiry, subject to public input) to FDIS (“Final Draft International Standard” – draft for final approval vote). This final draft specifies best practices related to the positioning and orientation of objects made by AM in respect to the reference frame of the AM system at hand.
The friction behaviour of surfaces can be tuned by laser structuring. Recently, an industrial application of controlling friction by surface texture is presented for large marine ship engines. In the ...
The draft ISO/ASTM CD 52927 “Additive manufacturing — General principles — Main characteristics and corresponding test methods” has changed from status CD (“Committee Draft” – draft for enquiry ...
The use of (real-time) data to adjust production processes - in machining the term is 'adaptive machining' - is the future of production. This is made possible by the increased availability of sensors ...
Whichever way you look at it, manufacturing companies are currently competing with players all around the globe. To stay competitive, adding IoT is indeed a smart move, although it’s not always easy ...
