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Major automotive OEMs have started to embrace the central ideas in Industry 4.0. With newer automakers opening advanced manufacturing centers and making greater use of additive manufacturing systems, 3D-printed IoT devices and mechanical components are taking up more space in new automobiles. In particular, electronic systems in new automobiles are turning cars into a connected...

Imagine the scenario: an important surveillance asset or other battlefield asset is captured and the enemy starts probing the circuit board for data connections and communication capabilities to try and reverse engineer the system. Important electronic military assets need some measures for physical layer security at the board level and at the firmware level to...

The world has come a long way since the days of dial-up internet. Today, devices can communicate with each other over a variety of wireless protocols. IoT has become something of a buzzword as a result, but industrial IoT in manufacturing has the potential to provide real productivity gains to advanced manufacturers. The Association Connecting...

From smart homes to smart cars, smart watches, and smartphones, internet of things (IoT) devices are a fixture in our daily lives and will play a greater role in the future. With the range of applications broadening, additive manufacturing offers some real advantages for prospective IoT designers who are interested in developing unique IoT devices.

By Amit Dror, CEO and Co-Founder of Nano Dimension    Nano Dimension 3D Printing There’s a growing design trend that’s beginning to have an impact on the product development process and how engineers go about innovating smart homes and designing connected products. The key technologies driving this trend are the connection of devices to the...

Industry 4.0 is upon us, and it’s about so much more than just automation and unique manufacturing methods. Indeed, manufacturers generate significantly more data than most realize. However, the most successful manufacturers will capture this data in real time and leverage it to improve quality, ensure worker safety, forecast maintenance, manage supply chain risks, and...