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ECi Software Is Acquiring Exact’s Macola, JobBoss, Max Divisions
Exact will now focus on its Exact Globe, Exact Synergy and Exact Online portfolio.
Read MoreConference to Focus on Understanding, Implementing Industry 4.0 Technologies
The Integr8 conference will be hosted by the Michigan manufacturing association Automation Alley and will feature material revolving around eight “disruptive” technology areas related to advanced manufacturing.
Read MoreUSB Digital Accelerometer Designed for Longevity, Accuracy
GTI Predictive Technology offers its next-generation USB digital accelerometer designed to be compact and cost-effective.
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Automated Pallet Handling Software Plans Production from ERP, Pallet Stacker Systems
EMO 2017: Fastems will introduce version six of its Manufacturing Management software for automated pallet handling in metalworking, which includes planning, controlling, visualization and monitoring capabilities.
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CAM Software Update Enhances Turning, Milling, Wire EDM
Vero Software’s Edgecam 2017 R2 introduces a new turning cycle that includes B-axis movements while machining on a turning center.
Read MoreERP Software Applies RFID to Simplify Inventory Processes
Global Shop Solutions has incorporated radio frequency identification (RFID) technology into its manufacturing ERP software to simplify time, attendance and routine inventory processes.
Read MoreVibration Monitoring Module Minimizes Machine, Tool Damage
Westec 2017: Marposs will highlight its Artis VM-03 vibration monitoring module with temperature and gravity sensing capability.
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Turnkey CNC Emulator Brings Legacy Fadal CNCs Up to Speed
Power Automation America offers a Fadal turnkey retrofit operator panel, the PA FDL, based on emulation technology.
Read MoreShop Management Software Designed for Job Shops
Westec 2017: Shoptech is releasing its web-based E2 Shop System in the form of a software as a service (SaaS).
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Case Study: Manufacturing the Tools for Tattoos
Dan Kubin’s artistry isn’t just skin deep. He’s found a way to channel his creativity into another part of the tattooing process—designing and developing the machines that apply tattoos.
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