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The SPS trade fair is celebrating an anniversary this year - with a new name and a sharpened profile. In this interview, Sylke Schulz-Metzner, Vice President SPS at Mesago, talks about the need for change in order to remain true to oneself.
read more...The economic situation is also tense in the automation industry at the moment. However, this need not be a bad omen for the SPS from November 26 to 28: The prospects and booking figures for the automation trade fair are consistently positive, even on its 30th anniversary.
read more...The IoT has changed the requirements for processing data provided by machine sensors and actuators. This needs to happen as quickly as possible - preferably where the data is generated. Edge nodes and swarm computing systems take on this task.
read more...Collecting data from production lines centrally and evaluating it online is an initial step towards Industry 4.0. This can be achieved using cloud-supported software based on data from RFID sensors.
read more...Turning huge amounts of data into valuable information - how can this smart industry approach be implemented? Linking PC-based controllers with Matlab and a cloud-based IoT analytics service can be a viable approach.
read more...SPS - smart production solutions
Security, 5G plus TSN and OPC UA, IoT platforms and automation with robots: the 'Automation 4.0 Summit', the congress accompanying the SPS trade fair, is dedicated to these four exciting topics this year.
read more..."Digital Enterprise - Thinking industry further!" - is Siemens' motto at SPS 2019. The company wants to usher in a paradigm shift at the trade fair, especially when it comes to industrial operation and monitoring.
read more...GAIA-X has been launched! That was the message at the digital summit in Dortmund on October 29. The aim of the large-scale digital project is to establish a European cloud for the secure digitalization and networking of industry.
read more...What is currently happening in the fields of edge and fog computing? Computer&AUTOMATION shows current products in a series of pictures.
read more...The Munich-based start-up Remberg has developed software that enables manufacturers, service providers and operators of industrial machinery to map all relevant service processes on a single platform.
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