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The new ultra-compact RSL 200 safety laser scanner from Leuze can be integrated effortlessly and used flexibly to safeguard danger …
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Turkey renewable power capacity to reach 38.2GW in 2035
Turkey boasts one of the world’s most rapidly expanding energy markets, driven by its robust economic growth. However, the country …
Read More »Tracing roll cages to keep supply chains moving
The roll cage disappearing act! Thomas Scheibel and Gareth Mitchell explain how to keep supply chains moving with IIoT and …
Read More »China to drive global propylene capacity additions through 2030
China is poised to significantly expand its propylene production capacity by 2030, backed by strong demand for propylene derivatives such …
Read More »DfAM: Why purposeful geometry must replace passive optimisation
Laurence Coles and Manolis Papastavrou argue that it is time to move from passive optimisation to purposeful geometry, where function …
Read More »Philippines’ annual renewable power generation to reach 69.4TWh in 2035
The Department of Energy in the Philippines has established an ambitious objective of attaining 35% renewable energy generation by 2030. …
Read More »2025: Small wins and big transformation
Jacek Smoluch, Mitsubishi Electric’s Robot Product Leader in the CEE region and a specialist in industrial automation, talks about the …
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The pivotal role of photo-chemical etching
Jochen Kern analyses the pivotal role of photo-chemical etching in driving innovation in high-tech industrial sectors In high-tech manufacturing, progress …
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Enclosure protects against submersion with a removable resin
Enclosure manufacturer Spelsberg has released a new waterproof junction box that protects wiring and electrical components when water submerged. The …
Read More »Czech Republic’s power capacity to reach 32.6GW in 2035
The Czech Republic boasts one of the lowest levels of power import dependence in Europe, thanks to its substantial reserves …
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