Explore the Future of Industry 4.0: Reconfigurable Motion & Robotics Platform Webcast by Analog Devices & Arrow Electronics

The future success(es) of Industry 4.0, also known as the Industrial Internet of Things (IIoT), is heavily dependent upon our ability today to create robots and connectivity solutions that will allow for greater innovation plus the ability to scale production more easily come tomorrow.

To this end, Analog Devices and Arrow Electronics have put together a webcast, set to air July 13, which will introduce the Reconfigurable Motion and Robotics Platform developed by the latter company.

From the webcast’s description:

This industry is seeing high demands to digitally transform in ways that allow for intelligent, connection motion solutions. Additionally, new technological solutions allow for business models that create value out of insights that can be captured from these industrial systems.

To help our OEM customers meet the needs and demands of the market, Arrow has partnered with Analog Devices and Critical Link to create a new development platform that provides the flexibility and reconfigurability needed to build and launch new products and services. Learn from the experts that helped bring this solution to market and learn where to get started.

Key takeaways:

• The Reconfigurable Motion and Robotics Platform
• Industry Trends
• Why this industry is turning to FPGAs
• How Analog Devices is helping OEM customers
• The Customer Journey you can expect with the platform

About the speakers:

Danny Newman

Field Application Engineer, Arrow Electronics

Danny Newman is an Intel PSG dedicated Field Applications Engineer with Arrow electronics for most of the Southeastern US based in Raleigh NC. He has a background in FPGA design and ASIC design. He graduated from North Carolina State University with a BSEE.

Jens Sorensen

Senior Staff Engineer, Motion Control and Robotics, Analog Devices

Jens Sorensen is a Senior Staff Engineer with the Motion and Robotics team at Analog Devices, San Diego, CA. His area of expertise is control systems, power electronics and electric machines. He received his M.Eng.Sc from Aalborg University, Denmark.

Register for the event, set to take place July 13: Motion and Robotics Development Platform

https://event.on24.com/eventRegistration/EventLobbyServlet?target=reg20.jsp&partnerref=ToL&eventid=3212558&sessionid=1&key=1C0694D1CBA19C2747CD1B64E7E84D13&regTag=&V2=false&sourcepage=register

Can’t make it or are you reading this after July 13? Simply click on the link above to watch the webcast on demand.