Advanced motor and drive technologies can have a significant effect on reducing carbon emissions in industry and infrastructure. [ + ]

By equipping a machine with a vibration monitoring system, we can allow the machine to continuously monitor itself. [ + ]

The traditional cellular network exposes your devices directly to the public internet, and all the risks that are incurred with that access. [ + ]

Hazards from toxic hydrogen sulfide lurk in every upstream oil and gas production site. [ + ]

Achieving digital transformation includes activities that align manufacturing and IT systems to provide both operational and business improvements. [ + ]

The COVID-19 pandemic has had huge effects on working procedures for many businesses, including more time spent working remotely where possible. [ + ]

Robotics has been around for decades and has forever changed professions, companies and entire industries around the world. [ + ]

It has been said that Ethernet is the backbone of digitalisation; therefore, M12 connections could be considered the workhorse of this generation. [ + ]

Jon McGettigan of Fortinet discusses cybersecurity, remote working and supply chain issues. [ + ]

Boris Gabin of Emerson Automation Solutions discusses the effects of the pandemic and decarbonisation. [ + ]

Rosanne Jessop of Pilz Australia and New Zealand discusses safety standards and the impact of labour shortages and border closures. [ + ]

There is no doubt that there will be challenges in achieving net zero GHG emissions, but a significant proportion of the task is possible with technologies available today. [ + ]

Stephen Armstrong of Pacific Automation discusses supporting staff, advanced manufacturing and the path to decarbonisation. [ + ]

Kathryn Wood-Enriquez of Powerflo Solutions discusses engineering skills, local assembly and supply chain issues post-pandemic. [ + ]

Research by IoT Analytics GmbH on smart factories shows that there are some common misconceptions about what it takes to realise a smart factory. [ + ]