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2018 MEdIA INFORMATION
first for industry 4.0
Smart Machines & Factories is the UK’s first and onlydedicated journal focusing on the Fourth IndustrialRevolution (4IR), helping to support UK manufacturing inthe smart era.
Establishing how UK manufacturing can adapt to a highlydigitalised future, and benefit from the opportunities thisbrings, is fundamental to our future economic success.Now more than ever companies need support andguidance in order to prepare for the transformation.
Smart Machines & Factories is the only publicationdedicated to providing key senior decision makers with
essential, clear andcomprehensive insights into thearray of 4IR technologicaladvancements, solutions, andstrategies, as well addressingpractical day-to-day issues thatare affecting manufacturingbusinesses now, in order todrive industry forward and helpthem remain competitive onthe global stage.
The smart era will also impactprofoundly on manufacturing
supply chain management and customer relationships,bringing greater collaboration and more integratedsystems. Manufacturers will favour suppliers that are resilient and adaptable to these changes, Smart Machines and Factories is committed to facilitating theserelationships.
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Digital transformation and the automotive sector
� Advanced automation/ controls
� Advanced manufacturing systems
� 3D printing/ additive manufacturing
� Advanced robotics/
artificial intelligence
� Autonomous transport systems
� Advanced processes
� Cloud computing
� Cyber physical systems
� Cyber security
� Data capture and analytics
� Embedded systems
� Human machine collaboration
� Image processing
� Intelligent sensors
Topics covered in each issue include:
By IndustryAutomotive / Auto Components 1702Food, Drink & Tobacco 1779(Other) Manufacturing Industries 1062Instrument Engineering / Manufacture 471Warehousing & Distribution 432Printing, Paper & Packaging 438Chemical & Allied Trades (inc Plastic & Rubber) 406Pharmaceutical Industry 592Defence 326Transport & Communications 219Shipbuilding & Marine Engineering 204Textiles, Clothing & Footwear 174Electrical / Electronic Manufacturing 1004Health Service / Medical 253Education 48Aerospace 467Public Admin / Local Authority 115Subcontractor (Design, Engineering, Procurement, Construction) 311Total 10003
Company SizeEmployees1-99 4721100-199 1003200-495 1010500+ 3269Total 10003
By Job FunctionOwners, MD, CEO, FD, Senior Management, Chief Technology Officers 2386Manufacturing/Production/Engineering Management 2484Process/Control/Automation Management 1261Operations/Logistics/Quality Assurance 786Factory/Plant/Works/Mainenance Management 1443IT/Information Systems Management 851Product Design/R&D 792Total 10003
Smart Machines & Factories journalwill include focused news, high-profile interviews, case studies,industry debate, technology updatesand feature analysis, covering allaspects of Industry 4.0.
Topic covered in each issue include:
Advanced automation/ controls Advanced manufacturing systems 3D printing/ additivemanufacturing
Advanced robotics/ artificialintelligence
Autonomous transport systems Advanced processes Cloud computing Cyber physical systems
Cyber security Data capture and analytics Embedded systems Human machine collaboration Image processing Intelligent sensors Integrated energy Logistics 4.0Machine 2 machinecommunications
Predictive Maintenance 4.0 Process/ design software
Product lifecycle management(PLM)
Process automation Real time monitoring & controls Sensor technology Simulation technology Smartphones and other mobiledevices
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Autonomous foodrobots move withthe times
“Having the flexibilityto release manpowerfrom repetitive jobs tomore productiveemployment, whilebeing able to providecomprehensive, fullyautomated
traceability will be areal gamechanger infast paced foodproduction andsupply environments”
Manufacturers in the food and drinksector are increasingly asked toprovide a wider variety of offerings,without suffering a decrease inproductivity. These demands havedramatically increased boththe amount, and complexity, of tests.Bruno Adam, Omron’s Mobile ProjectsDirector Europe explains how smartmobile robots are adapting to meetfuture food factory requirements.As with many other industries in theworld today, the food and drinksbusiness is under immense pressureto increase productivity and sales,while keeping costs down. Amanufacturer’s normal reaction to thissituation would be to increaseproduction. However, there is anothersource of pressure for manufacturersthat is making implementation of thatsolution more difficult. Consumers aredemanding a wider variety ofproducts, rather than accepting whatthe manufacturer offers. This pressurecould entail new flavours, sugar orgluten-free varieties, or differentportion sizes. Increasing production isnot the simple solution it once was.
These conflicting pressures haveforced food and beveragemanufacturers to adapt productionlines to try to satisfy customerdemands, without sacrificingproductivity. Some manufacturer arelooking to install smaller, dedicatedlines, while others are trying to rampup production, adding new lines. In
both these cases, the amount oftesting required increases. There isalso an increased need to transportsmaller amounts of produce aroundthe factory. This additional complexityintroduces several issues with currentproduction lines.
“Having the flexibility to releasemanpower from repetitive jobs tomore productive employment, whilebeing able to provide comprehensive,fully automated traceability will be areal gamechanger in fast paced foodproduction and supply environments”Bruno Adam
An increase in the number of testsamples creates an issue withidentification and traceability, which, inturn, requires a robust trackingsystem in place. Furthermore, theneed to transport product around thefactory is generally accomplished byhand, meaning that the efficienciesgained from automation are beingeaten away by additional staffingcosts. One alternative method oftransporting goods is by usingautomated guided vehicles (AGVs).These mobile robots can carry a totefrom one set position to another. Theygenerally use physical guides tonavigate, such as magnetsembedded in the floor, or paintedlines. The downside to AGVsis that when they are asked to do adifferent task, the physical navigationguides have also to be moved, whichcan halt production.
Omron Mobile RobotBusiness Director Europe
Bruno Adam
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By Bruno Adam,Omron Mobile Robot Business Director Europe
Omron’s 3i-approach to innovation byautomation - integrated, interactiveand intelligent - provides all of the corecompetencies and interoperablesolutions required to mastermanufacturing digitalization and helpsour customers leverage this rapidlyexpanding global opportunity.Joint Journey to Industry 4.0Transformation to Industry 4.0 is ajourney that all stakeholders traveltogether. During each phase wecollaboratively support a transition to:
1. The Connected Factory -IntegratedSeamlessly integrating machineautomation and corporate IT togenerate, collect and exchange largevolumes of relevant real-time data.
2. The Collaborative Factory -InteractiveFurther enhancing the interactionbetween humans and machines,combining the intuitive, flexible,knowledgeable and adaptivecapabilities of humans with therepeatability, accuracy, strength,speed, autonomy and connectivitycapabilities of machines.
3. The Smart Factory - IntelligentEnabling intelligent data analysis andevaluation capabilities to realizepredictive maintenance, processimprovements, customization,traceability and a reduction inresources, energy and waste.Our technological solutions enablemanufacturers to innovate to improveefficiency, flexibility, quality and output.To optimize production with intelligentdata, to improve scalability and
Enabling manufacturingof the future
FACT FILECompany Focus:Omron is a leading industrial automationcompany that leverages its core sensing &control technologies to expand intobusinesses, such as control components,electronic components, automotiveelectronic components, socialinfrastructure, healthcare, and theenvironment. Omron was established in1933, and has around 36,000 globalemployees, offering products and servicesin over 117 nations and regions. In theindustrial automation business, Omron iscontributing to making an affluent societyby offering automation technologies whichdrive innovation in manufacturing as wellas products and customer support.
Company profileYear founded: 1933Employees: 36,000Turnover: €6.6 Billion annual salesTarget markets:� Food & Beverage� Pharma & Medical Devices� Automotive
Products� Sensing� Control Systems� Visualization� Drives� Robots � Safety � Quality Control and Inspection� Control and Switching Components
Omron Electronics LtdOpal Drive, Fox Milne Milton Keynes MK15 0DG Tel: +44 (0)1908 258258E-mail: [email protected]: industrial.omron.co.ukwww.smartmachinesandfactories.comSeptember/October 2017 | 57 |
performance with vertical andhorizontal integration, and to create asmarter and safer factory withinteractive human-machinecollaboration. We want to helpproducers around the globe to deploycollaborative robots, discrete robotics,autonomous intelligent vehicles (AIVs)and advanced inspection solutions inorder to boost their Overall EquipmentEffectiveness.
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