Why things break: Just the facts
A root cause failure analysis takes the guesswork out of downtime
Bumper crop
Flex-N-Gate looks to grow its business and help Detroit’s rebounding manufacturing base.
2018 Product of the Year Winners
The 2018 Product of the Year Grand, Gold, Silver, and Bronze award winners are honored below and in the April 2018 print edition of Plant Engineering magazine.
Taking control of controls
Ford’s 10-year operational evolution started with network standards.
Asset Conditioning Monitoring: Best Practices to Maximize Benefits: Your questions answered
Webcast presenter Shreeram Shanbhag answered additional questions about topics such as digital twins, asset maintenance strategy tips, data storage, and more.
Protecting the production line in the Industrie 4.0, IIoT age
Manufacturers are using the Industrial Internet of Things (IIoT) and Industrie 4.0 to make factories smarter, but they can't lose sight of basic cybersecurity best practices.
Using lean methods to find process improvements
Be involved in improving the work environment around you.
Rental Units: The Solution to Planned and Unplanned Outages
May 21, 2019
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Collaborative robots provide benefits for pharmaceutical applications
Collaborative robots offer pharmaceutical applications greater reliability, consistency, and precision and can improve safety.
Career advice for engineers: Work with the quirks
Engineers can excel by working with what makes them unique, rather than fighting against personality traits others might consider quirky.
Particle simulator developed to help robots better predict and grasp objects
MIT researchers have developed a learning-based particle simulator, could give industrial robots a more refined touch and help them make predictions about interacting with solid objects and liquids.
Top 5 Plant Engineering articles April 15-21
Articles about the Product of the Year winners, packaged boilers, IEEE 1584-2018, energy monitoring, and successful integration project tips were Plant Engineering’s five most clicked articles from April 15-21. Miss something? You can catch up here.