There is a pressing and largely unmet need for reliable network connectivity in harsh, complex, and sometimes remote manufacturing environments.
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Until the launch of 5G, every previous generation of mobile phone technology was primarily intended to improve the operation of the handset. First-generation mobile phone networks were analog systems that provided just enough bandwidth for voice calls. Introduced in the early 1990s, 2G was the first digital mobile technology, while 3G in the late 1990s made it possible for handsets to carry email messages and provide rudimentary access to web pages.
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Network reliability is key to turning industrial data into insights that lead to smart decision-making and ultimately to better business outcomes. For many manufacturers, operational processes have historically been designed with the assumption that staff will be on-site all the time.
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Analog Devices, Inc. has expanded its ADI Chronous Industrial Ethernet portfolio with solutions that bring long-reach Ethernet connectivity from the edge to the cloud and enable real-time configurability, lower energy consumption, and increased asset utilisation.
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Analog Devices (ADI) has announced details of its participation in ACHEMA Pulse, the online format adopted by the premier event for the process industries, following the deferment of the next physical event to April 2022.
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This 60-minute virtual panel discussion between industry experts will explore the intersection of connectivity and Industry 4.0, focusing on themes identified in the recent ADI-commissioned Forrester study on the topic of industrial innovation.
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Industrial robotics and machine tool applications involve the precise, coordinated movement of several axes to accomplish the job at hand. Robots typically have six axes that need to be controlled in a coordinated manner, and sometimes seven if the robot is moving along a rail.
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Analog Devices, Inc. has announced a newly commissioned study conducted by Forrester Consulting on behalf of Analog Devices, that shows that industrial manufacturers who have made investments in connectivity technologies (“high maturity”) are better positioned to drive innovation and gain a competitive advantage compared to firms that have been slower to implement connectivity (“low maturity”) across the factory floor.
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