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China has been a dominant player in global manufacturing, especially in Asia, but India is starting to take forward strides, but their overall impact remains unclear.

Cornell University researchers have developed a model called a swarmalator to help drones, tiny robots and more synchronize.

Humans aren't great at monitoring assisted-driving systems while they're controlling a car. Will more driver surveillance help?

Industrial communication protocols are improving, opening up access to new sources of data acquisition for users.

Researchers have demonstrated an automated technology capable of accurately measuring the angle of leaves on corn plants in the field, providing farmers with useful data more quickly.

Two system integration thought leaders offer advice on effective automation communication. Part 1 details effective automation through data collection.

MIT researchers can directly control a property of nuclei called spin using lasers, which can help them encode quantum information.

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Companies are entering a new revolution that changes the way OEMs approach manufacturing with the rise of artificial intelligence (AI).

The rise of robot technology and the recent introduction of cobots is changing how robotics are utilized in manufacturing.