登录查看更多内容

Is Talk of Industry 5.0 Premature?

Embedded Computing Design

The leading source of in-depth tech knowledge, news, views, & instructional design content for the electronics engineer.

发布日期: 2024年4月24日

Newark Electronics recently conducted an element14 Electronics Community poll to measure the current opinion on Industry 5.0 that states that robots and other machines will begin to work alongside humans by utilizing IoT and big data. Results showed various insights on industry experts believing Industry 5.0, while a valid thought, is?just premature talk. ?

According to poll data, a modest percentage of answers show some are already involved in Industry 5.0 ideas, while a quarter of volunteers do not see a transition occurring for another three to five years. Read more.

New Book on Rugged Edge Offers Insights on Industrial Computing

A new ebook on edge technology for industrial computing has come out from Premio, a rugged edge embedded computing and industrial display technology company.

The book, Snapshots into the Edge ?is a synthesis of analytical and technical information, industry research, and thought leadership from Premio experts. It sets out to offer a concise view of today's edge technology and to address the technical complexity of industrial computing products while helping embedded designers to develop and deploy edge computing solutions.? Read more.

Learn about the IIoT Forum Speaking Opportunities at electronicaFair

Tuxera Keeps Your Data Safe When Power is Lost

“If a vehicle crashes while it is recording video on a dashboard camera, a resulting power loss can cause the loss of the last 30 seconds or more of the recording,” said Teemu Sivonen , Product Manager at Tuxera . Tuxera released an innovative data resilience and fail-safety feature for embedded systems developers, its hardware cost-friendly Tuxera Persistence Manager.

The solution is a premium add-on feature for its industrial exFAT file system implementation,?Microsoft exFAT by Tuxera. It is ideal for designers working with Linux-based data recorders in applications such as automotive, industrial, consumer electronics, and commercial drones. Read more.