Articles and background information on the topic
The e-paper for the special issue
The European Union's new Machinery Regulation was recently published. From this date, machine manufacturers and operators have 42 months to comply with the new requirements for machines and systems. This and more news on the topic in the interactive e-paper.
read more...The top articles in July? Take the topic of (cyber) security, mix in artificial intelligence, look at the advances in exoskeletons, think about Single Pair Ethernet in manufacturing and ask about news from Siemens.
read more...How can digitalization and artificial intelligence help to make production processes sustainable? How can cobots and automated guided vehicles bring variety to everyday working life and how can they support people? Starting points in this issue.
read more...Interview with Michael Moser, DSAG e.V.
Under the umbrella of Manufacturing-X, SAP is working to digitize supply chains in the industry. Michael Moser, DSAG Board Member for Production & Supply Chain Management, provides an assessment of Manufacturing-X activities from the perspective of DSAG e.V. in an interview.
read more...The Ultra Ethernet Consortium (UEC), which has now been launched, aims to establish a new Ethernet-based communication stack architecture to meet the growing demands on networks for AI & High Performance Computing.
read more...The IDTA has published version 3.0 of the specification for the asset administration shell information model. In four parts, the specification describes how companies can prepare and structure information in the asset administration shell.
read more...Extend3D has been acquired by Atlas Copco. Extend3D's headquarters and the Munich team are now part of the Motor Vehicle Industry Tools & Assembly Systems division within the Industrial Technique business area.
read more...The EU institutions have agreed on the "Data Act", which regulates the use of collected data. The VDMA takes a critical view of the agreement.
read more...Industry associations, including the ZVEI, are critical of the EU Data Act. The Data Act falls short of its potential, they say.
read more...Despite warnings from large companies, the EU has agreed on the "Data Act". The aim is to make better use of data from all kinds of devices, from coffee machines to wind turbines. Not everyone is happy with the planned regulations.
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