Webinar: How Intelligent Motion Control Boosts Flexibility, Productivity & Sustainability in Smart Manufacturing

On November 4, Analog Devices will host a webinar that explores smart manufacturing. Specifically, the class will cover improvements made in intelligent motion control, and how this has, in turn, improved flexibility, productivity, and sustainability for manufacturing facilities across a range of industries.

From the webinar’s description:
Consumer demand is driving a shift away from low mix, high volume manufacturing towards high mix, low volume manufacturing, which demands greater flexibility on the factory floor. Smart manufacturing using intelligent motion control can be reconfigured quickly to support more agile and scalable manufacturing, including batch size 1 production. Agile production built on intelligent motion control solutions increase resilience in a time of disruption and enables a faster response to changing customer demands.

This webcast will provide an overview of intelligent motion control solutions and their importance to enable today and tomorrow’s smart manufacturing.

Key takeaways:
• The Importance of Intelligent Motion Control in Smart Manufacturing
• The Evolution of Intelligent Motion Control Solutions
• Intelligent Motion Control Growth Drivers and Requirements
• Key Technologies to Accelerate Higher Value Motion Control Solutions

About the speakers:
Maurice O’ Brien
Strategic Marketing Manager, Analog Devices
Maurice O’Brien is the strategic marketing manager for industrial automation at Analog Devices. He is responsible for delivering Industrial Automation and Condition-Based Monitoring focused, system-level solutions. He has a B.Eng. electronic engineering from the University of Limerick, Ireland.

Chris Murphy
Subject Matter Expert, Intelligent Motion Control, Analog Devices
Chris Murphy is an applications engineer with the European Centralized Applications Center, based in Dublin, Ireland. He has worked for Analog Devices since 2012, providing design support on motor control and industrial automation products. He holds a masterʼs of engineering in electronics by research and a bachelorʼs of engineering in computer engineering.

Register for the event today: Intelligent Motion Control Driving Higher Levels of Flexibility, Productivity and Sustainability in Smart Manufacturing

Can’t make the webinar, or are you reading this after November 4? Simply click on the link above to watch it on demand.