In an era where digital connectivity underpins nearly every aspect of modern life, the alarming rise in internet-exposed industrial control systems (ICS) and operational technology (OT) devices poses a significant threat to the backbone of society—critical infrastructure. Recent data reveals that
The United Kingdom finds itself at a pivotal moment in the evolution of its manufacturing sector, grappling with a significant shortfall in automation and digital technology adoption when compared to leading global economies. Despite holding a prominent position as one of the world’s top economies,
Imagine a factory floor where robots not only perform repetitive tasks but also adapt to their surroundings in real time, identifying objects and navigating complex environments with minimal human input. This vision of seamless industrial automation is becoming a reality with ABB Robotics' latest
In an era where industrial automation is reshaping the landscape of manufacturing and beyond, the inductive proximity sensor market stands out as a vital component driving efficiency and innovation across various sectors. These specialized devices, capable of detecting metallic objects without
Metal 3D printing, often referred to as additive manufacturing (AM), stands as a revolutionary force in industries such as aerospace and energy, offering the ability to craft intricate designs and materials with unparalleled properties. Despite its transformative potential, the technology faces
In an era where digital transformation is reshaping the manufacturing landscape, one company stands out for its innovative approach to meeting the demands of highly regulated industries. Critical Manufacturing, a key player in the manufacturing execution system (MES) sector and a subsidiary of
