Industrial IoT · Topic
Manufacturing Systems
9 articles from Industrial IoT practitioners
Most mid-market manufacturers are stuck in AI pilot mode, and their data infrastructure is why
73% of manufacturers remain in AI testing. A new Kaufman Rossin survey reveals legacy ERP and siloed data as the core blockers to scale.
Regal Rexnord targets flexible automation cells with integrated motion portfolio
Regal Rexnord's latest motion systems let one cobot cover up to 10 meters of horizontal range, cutting hardware count in flexible manufacturing cells.
Fanuc, Kawasaki, and Stellantis anchor a wave of industrial AI partnerships reshaping factory floors
Major robotics and auto brands are embedding AI into production systems, with imitation learning and digital twins changing how factories operate.
Factory automation's deployment gap: new products flood the market as 80% of US facilities remain unautomated
A striking automation gap persists in US manufacturing even as vendors roll out edge AI, resilient edge platforms, and smarter vision systems at Automate 2026.
Physical AI, embodied robotics, and agentic systems headline manufacturing's mid-2026 intelligence push
From physical AI closing the simulation gap to embodied robotics fighting margin pressure, manufacturing's mid-2026 agenda centers on operational intelligence.
Kasa: Making a Difference in PLC Solutions
Automation systems can be quite complex, but they are typically controlled by a Programmable Logic Controller (PLC). A PLC is a digital computer designed for rugged industrial applications and is the “brains” of a manufacturer’s automation system. Typically used in control panels to perform the logic processing, PLCs implement programs written by the user to…
Conveyor Systems, Assemble! with Kevin Howe of IntelliFinishing
Since the early 1900s, the assembly line has been a vital aspect of manufacturing cars and many other products. In 2018, there’s been a massive evolution from the simple one-way conveyor belt system used to manufacture the Model-T, to a more versatile, complex system created on a product by product basis. Joining us is…
IntelliFinishing Leaves Traditional Finishing in the Dust
Have you discovered that most traditional paint finishing systems aren’t meeting the unique needs of your company? IntelliFinishing has flexible solutions that are anything but conventional, and we offer features that the traditional systems can’t compete with. Unchained Technology Unlike the chain-driven components of power & free and monorail finishing systems, our spinning tube, friction-driven…
IntelliFinishing: Flex 1 and Flex 2 Offer Powerful, Flexible Finishing Options
Outdated Finishing Systems For the automatic finishing process in manufacturing, it’s no longer necessary to separate parts so that each must have its own conveyorized system. Recent and rapid technological advancements make it possible to finish parts of wildly differing sizes and processes simultaneously with each part process progression uniquely tailored to that part’s optimal…