According to a survey carried out by the digital association Bitkom, roughly six in ten German companies are already using Industry 4.0 applications. However,…
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“With EMAG, we have a competent partner for establishing new production processes”
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“We are effectively combining EMAG’s mechanical engineering expertise and artificial intelligence”
by ylanskyPredictive maintenance, increasing output quantities and decreasing error rates – the performance promises of Industry 4.0 are great, although many users still doubt their…
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Does it always have to be chipping? Breaking new ground in manufacturing with ECM
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Transmission Manufacturing: Five Facts about Automatic Torque Converters
by Markus Isgro1. Name In a traditional automatic transmission, a torque converter is installed between the engine and transmission. This core component contains an impeller, turbine…
1. Why do cars even have differentials? There are no cars that don’t have differentials in them—otherwise we would be driving through tight curves…