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ifm joins innovation hub host as an exclusive industrial iot partner


industrial Internet of Things (IoT) partnership with ifm electronic, one of the world’s largest and most innovative suppliers of sensors and sensing systems. ifm provides professional guidance and


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ABB has reduced greenhouse gas emissions from its own operations by more than 25 per cent. As part of its Sustainability strategy 2030, ABB expects to be fully carbon neutral by decade’s end and to support its global


customers in reducing their annual CO2 emissions by at least 100 megatons by 2030, the equivalent of removing 30 million combustion cars from the roads each year. ABB’s investments in digital capabilities are


core to this commitment. With more than 70 per cent of ABB’s R&D resources dedicated to digital and software innovations, and a robust ecosystem of digital partners, including Microsoft, IBM and Ericsson, the company has established a leading presence in Industrial IoT. The ABB Ability portfolio of digital


solutions enables a host of industrial use cases to power improvements in energy efficiency, resource conservation and circularity, including condition monitoring, asset health and management, predictive maintenance, energy management, simulation and virtual commissioning, remote support and collaborative operations. Examples of ABB’s more than 170 Industrial IoT solutions include ABB Ability Genix industrial analytics and AI suite; ABB Ability Energy and Asset Manager ; ABB Ability Condition Monitoring for Powertrains; and ABB Ability Connected Services for industrial robots.


ABB www.abb.com Instrumentation Monthly February 2022 13


support for HOST members in MediaCity and across all its programmes to introduce and implement tailored digitisation solutions towards the creation of smart factories of the future for start-ups and SMEs. IN4 Group has established a pedigree in


enabling industrial digital technology adoption within SMEs. The partnership will further enhance the support and upskilling of teams to accelerate digitalisation to achieve higher productivity and business growth. Alongside its expansion to the North


West, ifm has provided two demonstrators for HOST’s Labs that allows companies to use the latest technology to test and verify IoT business use cases. In addition, HOST will be working in


collaboration with Amazon Web Services (AWS) and CloudRail, providing a complete end to end solution from industrial sensors to AWS services,


nnovation hub, HOST, the Home of Skills & Technology operated by IN4 Group, has formed an exclusive


enabling companies to connect industrial machines in hours instead of weeks. As an automation technology specialist


with 50 years of experience in industrial manufacturing, ifm offers a range of industrial IoT solutions including sensor parameter setting and condition monitoring, plug and play operational technology (OT) and IT products. Paul Stansfield, head of Industry 4.0


Systems for ifm says: “This partnership brings the manufacturing know how of ifm together with IN4 and HOST’s training networks to really enable businesses to develop their digital futures.” Mo Isap, CEO of IN4 Group, adds:


“I’m delighted to establish this key industrial manufacturing and IoT partnership with ifm as we continue to bring world-class support to the HOST community. SMEs and start-up businesses will benefit immensely from the industry- leading expertise that we can offer by enabling access to industry 4.0 technologies through our programmes and networks, creating sustainable prosperity and growth for the region.”


ifm electronic www.ifm.com


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