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Toshiba Machine changes name after Toshiba Corp split

TM Robotics, the official distributor of Toshiba Machine manufacturing robots, will continue to supply the company’s range to the pharma, food processing and hi-tech sectors

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Reduce waste and future-proof production with automatic product recovery

It seems that everybody’s talking about Industry 4.0. Whether you’re reading a magazine, visiting a trade show or talking to business consultants, it doesn’t take long...

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ERP supports growth

A bespoke ERP system from CSB-System is contributing to the continuing successful growth of one of Germany’s leading foodservice suppliers

Continuous improvement to reap long-term rewards

ROI as a goal in the smart factory

Automating the food and drink industry

How robotics and automation are paving the way for the future

Should robots pay taxes?

Robot tax? A tax on robotics is as absurd an idea as a tax on pencils

Saving space, saving costs

Robot solution for rapid food packing

Taking control of sugar plant emissions

It’s widely understood that improving the efficiency of equipment and processes will make a business more competitive and reduce operational costs

Combating layers of communication

Vertical integration in the smart factory

Rockwell Automation clears and sets your path for Industrie 4.0 adoption at Anuga FoodTec

Rockwell Automation to showcase class-leading solutions that not only embrace the data-driven ethos behind Industrie 4.0, but will also help propel OEMs and end users along a path towards a truly Connected Enterprise

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What is Made Smarter?

Making smarter investments in automation

Digitalisation: not just for big business

New technology is making digital solutions affordable for SMEs

Industrial ERP software facilitates growth

Loma Systems chooses Microsoft Dynamics 365

Industrial robot market booming

Rapid growth in robotics market affecting all sectors

What do your motors really do?

In 1969, the first home security system was born, consisting of four peepholes and a camera that could be moved to look through any of them, broadcasting the images to a monitor

The smart chocolate factory

A plus for productivity and quality

Small food and beverage enterprises should push for process automation

Mark Lilley of Burkert Fluid Control Systems looks at the best way for SMEs to implement an automation project

Experts in IoT and food processing join forces

Research co-operation between Bosch and Bühler

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Tanita's sarcopenia feature highlights effects of ageing muscle

Sarcopenia is the progressive loss of skeletal muscle that comes with ageing

New hygienic cable protection systems from Flexicon

Several cables grouped together within a single cable entry point can all be equally mechanically protected