Industry 4.0

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In this fourth and final installment of our Need for Speed Series, we set out to help warehouse/DC automation and IT engineers better understand the role that climate controlled industrial and IT enclosures play.

In this fourth and final installment of our Need for Speed Series, we set out to help warehouse/DC automation and IT engineers better understand the role that climate controlled industrial and IT enclosures play.

In this third installment of our Need for Speed Series, we define some of the challenges automation and IT engineers are now facing as they race to meet this need for speed.

In this third installment of our Need for Speed Series, we define some of the challenges automation and IT engineers are now facing as they race to meet this need for speed.

Learn how machine-to-machine communication and the internet of things are making a difference in the real world for real companies.

'Investments in robotics or IoT sensors assume assembly lines receive a steady flow of raw materials. COVID-19 demonstrates that manufacturers need to be as focused on their supplier’s capabilities as they are on their factory floor.'

The prevalence of internet-based and other new technologies have already created high transparency standards and made end-to-end supply chain visibility a reality.

Localization technology is one of the key factors in achieving the type of networked production and logistics needed for Industry 4.0.

With industry trends like smaller, more frequent orders and an increase in polybags and irregular-shaped packages, there is a need in retail distribution centers for smart, digitized sorting and tracking.

The Critical Issues Agenda encompasses the technology, organizational and leadership requirements of implementing the digital model of modern manufacturing.

For all the strategy that goes into E-commerce success, ultimately it comes down to moving the right items and packages to customers quickly and efficiently.

SICK supports its customers with a comprehensive portfolio of service offerings and serves as your service partner throughout the LifeTime of your product or system.

SICK offers a variety of service options for our customers to maintain safe and efficient solutions for the life of your products and machines.

The Fourth Industrial Revolution will continue the democratization of technology.