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While Industry 4.0 can potentially allow for the intelligent optimization of multi-pump systems, without an open control platform, operators may struggle to properly coordinate their devices.

Ethernet is a robust and stable network framework that has more possibilities than other networking protocols.

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Manufacturing faces a major labor shortage that isn't going away anytime soon, which is forcing companies to adopt automation to fill this gap.

How digital transformation and automation help manufacturing and industry was the focus of the 2023 Manufacturing in America event, in Detroit

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For machine control and other applications, controlling motor speed with variable frequency drives can save energy, but it's not as easy as just adding a VFD.

Egerton University graduates have moved to court seeking to suspend teaching of engineering programmes at the institution.

6G wireless could be around by 2028 at the earliest according to an IDTechEx report and it has many potential benefits.