As Industry 4.0 matures in Australia, robots and automation are taking centre stage, changing the face of factories as we know them. Robots with embedded wireless connectivity is the future and will be able to integrate in a seamless and reliable manner, leveraging the capability of the 5G network.
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Robot guidance with SICK 2D LiDAR sensor
The LMS4000 2D LiDAR sensor is particularly well-suited for use in intralogistics, material handling and in all areas in which goods must be quickly and systematically analysed and moved.
With the LMS4000,
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From micron to mile – at home in any space
With automation growing across industry, a range of sensors and detection devices from SICK offers innovative solutions that can be applied to a range of environments.
Automation is forging ahead in all
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Human-robot collaboration with standard end-effectors
Alongside Industry 4.0, human-robot collaboration (HRC ) is a real hot topic in the industrial sector right now and is gaining more and more media attention with no signs of slowing down. This hype awakens
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Load detection and 3D collision warning for mobile intralogistics
Collision avoidance in automated guided vehicle systems (AGV) and mobile platforms, and rear area monitoring in forklifts or heavy trucks are just two of the many mobile intralogistics tasks that can be
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Indoor localisation offers a solution for complex logistics networks
SICK takes another step toward Industry 4.0 by offering a new, comprehensive indoor localisation portfolio. Thanks to coordinated sensors and analysis tools, large amounts of data can now be evaluated
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Detecting, interpreting, communicating: Smart Sensors for intelligent packaging machines
Smart packaging – the use of active and intelligent packaging is growth and future trend offering huge potential, writes Marco Kaiser, strategic industry manager for consumer goods
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Optimal in the clinic: AGV systems count on “hospital-ready” sensor solutions
Due to their flexibility, automated guided vehicle systems (AGVs) are one of the most important supply solutions in hospital supply logistics, writes Michael Dold, strategic industry manager
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SICK Australia and New Zealand announces new managing director
SICK Australia and New Zealand has announced the appointment of David Crossley as its new managing director, effective from the 20 June 2018. David Crossley replaces David Duncan who will lead the Asia/Pacific
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Industry Focus: Putting autonomous technology in the driver’s seat
Productivity and safety are two key targets for manufacturers seeking a high return on investment in new technology. Steven Impey investigates the role driverless vehicles are playing on the
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SICK discusses productivity, process and innovation
From optimising factory processes to having a hand in massive movements of iron ore to checking in bags at airports: sensors are everywhere, making things work. So is SICK.
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Manufacturing, Automation and the Future [Video]
Manufacturers' Monthly spoke with SICK Australia and New Zealand’s National Sales Manager Jeff Walker at AUSPACK PLUS 2013 about the developing role of automation in mining, manufacturing and other industrial environments.
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Automation, new technology and keeping your feet on the ground
When it comes to automation, Sick is focused on four things - flexible automation, quality, track and trace and safety.
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