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Novotek Ireland showcases expertise to Irish customers
Novotek Ireland has heralded its participation at this month’s National Manufacturing & Supply Chain Conference & Exhibition in Dublin. In addition to sponsoring the event, Sean Robinson, manager of software solutions at Novotek, gave two insightful presentations, covering the key topics of productivity and sustainability.
was the perfect time to get out there and meet people,” said Martin Hurley, Novotek Ireland’s business development manager. “We want to help make smart manufacturing a reality for Irish customers. Our aim is to demonstrate how you can future proof your manufacturing operations with advanced edge
technology and software solutions that improve quality, productivity and schedule performance.” Mr Robinson’s presentations at the event
looked at sustaining manufacturing in turbulent times and addressed how Industry 4.0 can equip companies to respond better to current energy and supply chain challenges. “Recent events have driven home
how important adaptability can be. Many manufacturers are now treating process innovation, supplier quality management and productivity enhancement as their insurance against future uncertainty and turbulence,” Mr Robinson said.
The presentations explored what leaders
have learned about supplementing their existing automation and operational systems with modern
FANUC to showcase precision drilling and advanced machining at MSI 2023
FANUC will unveil the latest version of its ROBODRILL machining technology at Manufacturing Solutions Ireland 2023, which takes place at TUS, Limerick, on June 14-15. Developed in response to customer demand for increased precision, the a-DiB Plus ROBODRILL is FANUC’s most advanced drilling and machining solution yet. Visitors to stand M1 will be treated
to a live system demonstration and free giveaways of a part, custom machined and engraved by the ROBODRILL, which will be tended on-stand by the FANUC CRX-10iA collaborative robot (cobot). “Since establishing a dedicated
Analog Devices invests €630m in semiconductor R&D and manufacturing in Limerick
facility here in Ireland, we’ve had numerous conversations with manufacturers looking for ways to boost the precision of their machining operations while increasing their overall productivity rates,” said Ronan Rasdale, robotics sales manager for FANUC Ireland. “We’re looking forward to demonstrating to visitors to Manufacturing Solutions Ireland how the new and improved ROBODRILL that.”
4 May 2023 Irish Manufacturing
Analog Devices Inc. has announced a new €630 million investment at its European regional headquarters in the Raheen Business Park in Limerick, Ireland. The investment enables the construction of a new, state-of-the-art, 45,000sq-ft research and development and manufacturing facility. The new facility will support ADI’s development of next-generation signal processing innovations designed to accelerate the digital transformation of industrial, automotive, healthcare, and other sectors. This investment is expected to grow the company’s employment
footprint in the mid-west region of Ireland by 600 new positions, a employees in Europe as a whole. ADI chief executive and chair Vincent Roche said: “This next-generation semiconductor manufacturing facility and expanded R&D team will further “Through organic R&D and close collaboration with our customers and ecosystem partners, we are striving to solve some of the world’s greatest
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