Like most things in today's world, purchasing capital equipment for manufacturing is becoming more complex. As North American manufacturers strive to compete in a global economy, the investment in new ...

IDC predicts that by 2018, one-third of industry leaders will be disrupted by "digitally enabled competitors." To remain competitive, original equipment manufacturer (OEM) machine builders need to ...

OEMs have always been expected to innovate and keep pace with end users’ requirements. But in today’s era of smart manufacturing, end users want to optimize their production and supply chain by ...

Improving semiconductor manufacturing yields up to 30%, reducing scrap rates, and optimizing fab operations is achievable with machine learning. Reducing supply chain forecasting errors by 50% and ...

To meet the growing need for automated production systems, CompoTech has recently expanded its business to now offer custom built ‘turnkey’ automated fibre winding and filament placement machines with ...

Contractors are using connected equipment technologies, and will use more in the future. That is one take-away from the 2023 State of the Industry Construction Technology Report, where 13% of ...

Traditional vibration analysis falls short for slow-speed machinery. Augury’s AI-powered platform uses high-frequency ultrasound to deliver real-time diagnostics and predictive insights for low-RPM ...

Developing sound specifications for construction equipment is a pivotal and crucial phase in ensuring that the equipment fleet meets the standards required to align with the organization’s overarching ...