By integrating scalable software tools with tunable machine learning capabilities, engineers and scientists can efficiently identify the most suitable model that fits the specific industrial data and meets the model objectives, while protecting against overfitting. Jean-Baptiste Lanfrey, Manager – Application Engineering and Training Services at Mathworks Australia explains. Engineers and scientists are building smarter products … Continue reading Mastering machine learning with tunable capabilities for eliminating overfitting →

Effects of climate change, unpredictable water temperatures or ecological issues derived from industrial discharge can wreak havoc on unmonitored water channels. Download and learn how to defend your waterways through proper water management and advanced system solutions.

Test leads are more than a means to connect your digital multimeter (DMM) to the unit under test—they’re an integral part of the complete measurement system. Poorly made, worn, or under-rated test leads can cause inaccurate readings and may pose a serious shock or electrocution hazard if you touch live wires that the meter has … Continue reading How to effectively test your test leads →

When a county’s municipal storm water system was required to comply with new permit requirements related to national pollutant discharge systems, this city implemented a continuous improvement, ongoing cost reducing strategy. How did this city satisfy regulatory requirements within its funding constraints? Find out what automated monitoring and sampling equipment was applied, and what measurements … Continue reading Case Study: Cost Effective Monitoring in Municipal Stormwater Systems →

Noise presents as unwanted signals in most test and measurement instrument. In this article, we discuss two methods to deal with the noise from an accelerometer. To read the whitepaper, fill out the form below.

The typical domainof IIoT applications is manufacturing and production. Here the focus is on optimizing installed assets, especially to increase efficiency and availability. The ultimate goal is to predict future asset behavior based on historical data – often described as predictive maintenance or asset health monitoring. The majority of today’s assets in processing plants already … Continue reading IIoT applications: from nameplate via digital twin to asset health →

In our modern world technology is inescapable, and in no place is it more vital than industry. Be that in the manufacturing industry or in the transport industry, or any industry in-between or otherwise, technology both shapes and is the key to the future. And key to modern industry technology is the smart device—particularly the … Continue reading 5 things to look at when buying a rugged smart device →

AKD Softwoods recently implemented an innovative new saw line to replace legacy system that could no longer meet volume throughput requirements of the mill. The results have been phenomenal with the mill now benefiting from increased throughput and recovery, improved safety and reduced downtime. Click here to read more.

Ever wanted to cut down on the mountain of power supplies, power cables and AC outlets needed in your Ethernet network installations? With Power Over Ethernet (PoE) technology, electrical power can pass over your Ethernet cables at distances of up to 100m. This means you can power the end devices in your network without the … Continue reading Power Over Ethernet: Delta Industrial Ethernet switch solutions →

Industrial blowers supply a huge flow of gas or air which are integral for functioning and operations of various process in the industries. Such examples are combustion, drying, aeration, cooling, air-cleaning, transport and many more. Oscillations are one of the parameters that could indicate potential issues with the machinery. A high speed data acquisition system … Continue reading Detecting oscillations in an ABB variable frequency drive system (VFD) of large industrial blowers →

With mines maturing and ore grades falling, it becomes harder and harder for sites to maintain similar productivity levels observed in the last decade. The arrival of Industry 4.0 marks an important turning point in the industry but the big question remains, is it safe? Mining as an industry will need to embrace the next … Continue reading The arrival of Industry 4.0 in mineral processing plants – is it safer? →

The industrial world is on the verge of entering the next revolution: Industry 4.0. This is going to change control systems architecture, systems connectivity and sensors as we know it today. A lot of the data from devices will be analysed on the internet and hence the Internet of Things (IoT) will be a big … Continue reading Industry 4.0: Industrial internet of things (IIoT) and Predictive Analytics →

We exist in a climate where customers are experiencing an explosion in food safety crises, with the number of food recalls steadily increasing over the last decade. With headline after headline, product traceability from paddock to plate is becoming more and more important. Any deviation in quality in the product line will involve significant wastage … Continue reading The critical role of IIoT in the future of food processing →

In an evolving world where efficiency and speed are at the forefront of industrial production, factories are looking to smarter, flexible technology to improve their outputs. Intelligent sensors with 3D technology enable machines to perceive their environment with human-like vision, giving them the ability to work faster and more effectively – even in unstructured environments. … Continue reading 3D Intelligent sensors: adding dimension to your machines →

The healthy functioning of machinery is at the core of all industries. While maintenance is essential, the approach to maintenance is evolving to become more efficient. It’s not just about downtime, but the costs involved if parts are replaced at the wrong time, which can happen with scheduled maintenance. With the intelligent sensor technology and … Continue reading Real-time maintenance: The bridge to predictive maintenance →

Level measurement is a fundamental  process in almost all industries. As production processes become increasingly complex it’s more important than ever to have the appropriate tools and technology to control and monitor your processes accurately and with ease. Working in often harsh, complicated and dangerous environments with increasingly stringent regulatory guidance, engineers are increasingly in … Continue reading Outstanding results with the latest in radar test level measurement technology →

Efficiency is critical in industries such as logistics and materials handling that utilise field and warehouse services. So how do you save time, increase productivity, decrease disruptions and downtime, and improve asset utilisation all at once? To read more, download the whitepaper.

Noise presents as unwanted signals in most test and measurement instrument. In this article, we discuss two methods to deal with the noise from an accelerometer. Download the whitepaper to read more:

Australia is facing a growing demand for engineers across a range of industries. The expanding pipeline of projects – in areas such as infrastructure, transport, mining and resources, construction, defence and beyond – means that more and more skilled engineers are needed to deliver them. Further, staying ahead of the curve in new developments such … Continue reading Diversifying engineering: overcoming a national skills crisis →

Fibre optic network rollout has been a prominent part of our landscape over recent years, and the cost of the fibre rollout has been a political minefield. Speed of deployment, cost of right-of-way access, logistics cost and turn-up time all have an impact on the overall cost to build an optical fibre network. This of … Continue reading Ultra-density fibre cable technology for FTTX and access markets →