Accelerate Smart Manufacturing: Webinar on Condition Monitoring & Robotics Motion Control Solutions

On April 15, Analog Devices will host a webinar that reviews the growing industry that is smart manufacturing, covering everything from condition monitoring solutions to best practice advice when it comes to robotics-based motion control.

From the webinar’s description:

Highly connected and intelligent factories with real time communication and integrated asset monitoring is a requirement for Industry 4.0. The actionable insights provided by the sensing solutions reduce system downtime and extend the lifetime of the assets in such factories. As smart manufacturing utilizes more robotics to enable higher levels of automation there is a requirement for seamless multiprotocol connectivity solutions.

This webinar introduces Analog Devices system level solutions for condition based monitoring, multiprotocol ethernet and modular robotics prototyping to accelerate solution development for Industry 4.0.

Key takeaways:

• How to acquire vibrational data for condition based monitoring
• Analog Devices’ complete signal chain solution for wireless condition based monitoring
• How to rapidly prototype precision motion control and industrial robotics solution with CMR platform
• How to simply add real time ethernet to field devices using RPG2 platform

About the presenters:

Richard Anslow
Product Applications Engineer, Analog Devices
Richard Anslow is a product applications engineer at Analog Devices where he works with isolated interface solutions for industrial applications. He earned both his B.Eng. and M.Eng. from the University of Limerick, Ireland.

Sankalp Sieghard
Systems Marketing Engineer, Analog Devcies
Sankalp Sieghardt earned his ME degree from UCD and worked as a high speed signaling applications engineer and as a business development lead before joining ADI as a Systems Marketing Engineer.

Register for the webinar today: Accelerate Smart Manufacturing with Complete System Level Solutions for Condition Monitoring and Robotics Motion Control

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