smart factorys technology step upa imts

shyne earl 

period 3

Sep 19 2016

           1  .2 phrase

.1.Smarter factory systems connected via the cloud are the grand vision offered for the future factories that will fully leverage the best available tools from automation, software and machine tool builders.

 2. At IMTS 2016 in Chicago this week, the number of new systems and know-how showcased by factory automation and software developers attested to the manufacturing industry’s level of commitment to building the vital infrastructure for making digital manufacturing and the Industrial Internet of Things (IIoT) happen.

                     

                         2.quotation supports

1.To reach the full potential of the IIoT, manufacturers have to fully connect their machine tools to the Web and enterprise systems, collecting Big Data off the factory floor for crunching in analytics software systems. 

        3.details support

“We think we’re leading some of the industry with the cloud and analytics—and we’re really not after the reactive, but the predictive, with this system

At the forefront of digitalization efforts are companies like Siemens AG (Munich), with its CAD/CAM/CAE software, automation and controls technologies, and also Autodesk Inc. 

(San Rafael, CA), which this week unveiled its Fusion lifecycle aimed offering a complete design-through-manufacturing platform for manufacturers.

                 4. benefits

          More smart factory developments at IMTS included Memex Inc. (Burlington, ON, Canada) unveiling its MTC-One, an advanced, easily configurable MTConnect board for legacy machine tools and other IIoT devices. The MTC-One, Memex’s third generation of MTConnect connectivity boards, offers users a fast ARM microprocessor capable of running Linux, MTConnect adapters, agents and other IIoT software.

               5.              More smart factory developments at IMTS included Memex Inc. (Burlington, ON, Canada) unveiling its MTC-One, an advanced, easily configurable MTConnect board for legacy machine tools and other IIoT devices. The MTC-One, Memex’s third generation of MTConnect connectivity boards, offers users a fast ARM microprocessor capable of running Linux, MTConnect adapters, agents and other IIoT software.