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Five Frontier Technologies Reshaping Manufacturing in 2026

The Stanford Emerging Technology Review (SETR) 2026, published by the Hoover Institution and Stanford School of Engineering, maps ten frontier technologies moving from research into real-world deployment. Five of them are hitting manufacturing operations directly: autonomous…

Time Series Data as the Backbone of Smart Grid IIoT Solutions

The smart grid transformed modern energy management by integrating digital technology into traditional power grids. It enhances real-time monitoring, control, and optimizes energy distribution and consumption. This change is crucial for meeting the growing need for…

Cybersecurity for Energy and Utilities

Don't miss out on the opportunity to gain valuable insights into the cybersecurity landscape of the energy and utilities sector by watching the recorded version of our engaging panel discussion. In this thought-provoking session, esteemed experts…

Modern Asset Management for the Energy Industry

The energy sector still grapples with challenges of legacy infrastructure and vendor lock-in, even in the era of Utility 4.0. To address these challenges, the industry needs to integrate outdated existing systems with disruptive digital technologies.…

Compressed Air Energy Savings

Identify leaks in real time A large manufacturing plant utilizes compressed air for clamping devices, stamping machines, tool powering and cleaning. Leaks caused tools to work inefficiently. Products were affected and resulted in loss of profits.…

The Role of AI in Reducing Huge Businesses’ Carbon Costs

Artificial intelligence (AI) is among the drivers of innovation in every industry, and it’s also a key player in reducing businesses’ carbon emissions. For instance, AI technology has significantly helped cut the carbon footprint of the…