Transforming High-Precision Manufacturing through Advanced Automation
Honeywell faced growing demands for their high-precision manufacturing processes, coupled with labor shortages and strict quality standards. Their manual processes were becoming the limiting factor-causing bottlenecks, inconsistent quality, and increased scrap.
Reducing Waste in Manufacturing for Safer, More Reliable Production
As the hardware of the future continues to evolve to become more complex and technologically advanced, so too are the ways in which we manufacture. Innovation requires adaptation, and new processes are needed for compliance, reliability and most of all - less waste.
Precision Engineer Manages Business on His Phone After Software Adoption
Precision engineering company Intake Engineering introduced control and tracking into the operation, making every piece of vital information easily accessible. "Everything is just a click away and I can access it anywhere," says Lee Brien, Director. "It's a godsend."
Computers for Edge AI, Machine Vision, and Industrial Automation Applications
The market demand for solutions that combine high performance, compact size, and high reliability is rapidly increasing, especially in harsh environments such as smart manufacturing.
What is the process approach?
The process approach is a way of thinking about work: modeling it, improving it, and correcting errors. The reason everyone uses it is that it works. Describing your work as a process makes you more effective in many contexts.
6 Steps to Build a Continuous Improvement Culture in American SMEs
This blog outlines 5 practical, proven steps that leaders in American SMEs can use to build a culture where improvement isn't a project-it's just how work gets done.
Winning More Business with Smarter Marketing
Without a strong leadership link between strategic plans and marketing, it's easy for tactical marketing results to stagnate, opportunities to diminish and customer relations to dip.
Common Misconceptions Manufacturers have about AI
With over 25 years of experience advising mid-market companies, Ghori provides a grounded yet progressive-looking take on where manufacturers should focus, what misconceptions to avoid, and how to get started without overhauling everything.
BOOSTING OIL PAD OUTPUT WITH COMPREHENSIVE PIPE CORROSION MONITORING
Corrosion and erosion gradually reduce pipe wall thickness, increasing the risk of leaks or catastrophic failures-jeopardizing personnel safety, environmental protection, and asset integrity.
Wearable Robotics and Exoskeleton Technology
Through onboard intelligence and cloud connectivity, Exia delivers personalized support, injury prevention, and ergonomic optimization - essentially becoming a smart, adaptive partner for physical work.
How Human-Machine Interfaces (HMIs) Empower Smarter Manufacturing
Let's explore the role of HMIs in modern manufacturing, their impact on process improvement, and the specific solutions offered by KEB America.
Photonics Array Alignment: Precision Active and Passive Techniques for High-Throughput PIC Production
In this post, we explore the evolution of photonics alignment - from early manual single-fiber setups to today's fully automated FAU (Fiber Array Unit) alignment systems.
900% Cost Increase Prompts Medical Device Manufacturer to Switch ERPs
"Essential features got turned into paid add-ons. It felt like a bait and switch," says Jonathan Greenwald, VP of Operations at KCL Manufacturing.
Benefits and Applications of IO-Link Wireless in the Food Industry
With IO-Link Wireless, food manufacturers and distributors can optimize their processes and stay ahead of the competition. The CoreTigo team provides a comprehensive look at how this works in a real factory setting.
The Next Evolution of Configure-to-Order in Manufacturing
Static bills of materials, disconnected tools, and manual workflows limit scalability. They slow timelines, erode margins, and make it harder to manage increasing product complexity across the lifecycle.
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