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In industrial automation, preventive maintenance is crucial for minimizing downtime and extending the lifespan of machinery. Mitsubishi Electric offers advanced diagnostic functions for mechanical drive components and servo amplifiers to ensure optimal machine performance.

In the rapidly evolving world of industrial automation, predictive maintenance is key to minimizing downtime and maximizing efficiency. Mitsubishi Electric’s cutting-edge AI technology, Maisart, integrated with their servo amplifiers, provides a robust solution for predictive maintenance, helping detect early signs of machine failure.

In mechanical systems, backlash is the clearance or lost motion between parts, often due to manufacturing imperfections. This gap causes positioning errors, which can degrade machine performance.

What is Backlash? In mechanical engineering, backlash (sometimes called lash, play, or slop) is a clearance or lost motion in a mechanism caused by gaps between parts. It can also be defined as an angle or distance through which any part of a mechanical system may move in one direction without applying force or motion to the next part.

As a heavily marketed and “new” technology, there are a lot of misconceptions about collaborative robots. In reality, we can’t even call them “new” anymore, but they are still new and unfamiliar to a lot of people. And those are the people who probably most need to look at using cobots. Let’s debunk some of the common myths surrounding collaborative robots to gain a clearer understanding of their true potential.

We hear the problems all the time: rising labor costs, worker shortages, people don’t want to work! Where does it all end? We hear the answer all the time, too: Automation! Yes, automation is definitely part of the solution. Collaborative robots are a great place to start solving the problem, especially for those who haven’t automated before. They have a number of advantages.

When it comes to industrial automation, the choice of hardware can significantly impact your system’s performance, reliability, and cost-efficiency. Standard Industrial PCs (IPCs) have been widely used, but they often come with several limitations. Yokogawa’s e-RT3 Linux-based model presents a superior alternative, addressing these limitations while offering robust and flexible solutions tailored for industrial environments.

In the realm of industrial automation, choosing the right controller can make a significant difference in the efficiency, flexibility, and performance of your systems. While standard Programmable Logic Controllers (PLCs) have been the go-to for many years, their limitations are becoming increasingly apparent in today's fast-paced industrial environments. Yokogawa's e-RT3 and FA offer advanced alternatives that address these limitations and provide superior performance and capabilities.

In the world of industrial automation and control, the choice of measuring devices can significantly impact efficiency, flexibility, and cost. While standard measuring devices have their place, they often come with limitations that can restrict their utility and adaptability. Enter the e-RT3 – a versatile and powerful alternative that not only measures but also analyzes data on a single platform.

When it comes to selecting the right control system for your industrial automation needs, the choice between a Single Board Computer (SBC) and a more robust solution like the e-RT3 can be crucial. While SBCs have their place, they often come with limitations that can hinder your system's performance and longevity. Let's explore why you should consider the e-RT3 as a superior alternative.