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Manufacturers and associations at Hannover Messe emphasized the need for better connectivity and communication with their products and each other.

General observations on the Hannover Messe 2023 experience and what industrial transformation means for the future of manufacturing.

Maintaining and troubleshooting industrial equipment requires a level of mechanical and electrical knowledge that is required.

Manufacturers and vendors are collaborating to find better solutions to gain better insights from the data they’re collecting so better decisions are made.

The top 5 articles from the past week include digital twin simulations, robotics integration and the machine economy.

MIT researchers have developed a three-fingered robotic gripper that can “feel” with great sensitivity along the full length of each finger.

Sasol Foundation Bursary Programme 2023/2024 for young South Africans (Fully Funded) Application Deadline:  23 May 2023

Control Engineering top 5 articles online about edge computing posted over the last year covered leveraging MQTT and edge devices, controllers and edge computers and 5G's role in edge computing.

DribbleBot can maneuver a soccer ball on landscapes such as sand, gravel, mud, and snow, using reinforcement learning to adapt.

By forming the Siemens Intralogistics vertical, the company can focus hardware, software and services for distribution centers and more.