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Jan 04, 2024
Knowledge base: Tapping into the IoT to unlock the future
The Internet of Things, Machine Learning and artificial intelligence are the biggest buzzwords of the past 2 years. In this session we will look at what the Internet of Things actually is, and how it may or may not apply to your work, product and life. Angelo Hulshout will guide you through the meaning of...
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Jan 04, 2024
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Knowledge base: Model-driven engineering, where are we now?
Model-driven engineering (MDE) is a software development methodology that saves companies a significant amount of time and money and enables them to streamline their operations. All parties can now collaborate within a single model, which improves coordination between different stakeholders and results in a more robust software solution with fewer bugs. In addition, time-to-market is reduced....
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Jan 04, 2024
Knowledge base: Model-based testing and safe scrum in a safety-critical environment
Dutch railroads are getting even busier. The government and the railroad companies have the ambition to improve the quality of the railroad network. The introduction of a new train safety and management system - European Rail Traffic Management System (ERTMS) - must contribute to this. A lengthy and complex project of enormous magnitude.
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Industry 4.0
Jan 04, 2024
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Knowledge base: Digital Factory - The route to an autonomous factory
Data and automation are playing an increasingly important role in new business models. Industries are getting smarter as machines, products, services and people are constantly connected and sharing information. This time, we look at what Digital Factory can do for your factory, addressing the following questions, among others:
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body scanners
Jan 04, 2024
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How software helps detect contraband
OD Security makes Transmission X-Ray Full body scanners for correctional facilities and prisons, customs and occasionally diamond and gold mines. The scanners scan incoming and outgoing persons for contraband they carry on and/or in the body. With minimal amounts of radiation (comparable to eating two bananas), the X-ray scanners create as good a...
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WMS
Jan 04, 2024
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Kruidvat hypermodern e-fulfilment center means substantial expansion of WMS
A.S. Watson, parent company of Kruidvat and Trekpleister, among others, has recently doubled the capacity of its e-commerce DC in Ede by not only expanding the floor space with mezzanine floors, but also largely mechanizing and automating processes. This is done, among other things, by deploying robots on the move. The Warehouse Management System (WMS) had to be upgraded due to...
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Datascience
Jan 04, 2024
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Data-driven malting helps Holland Malt reduce its carbon footprint
By turning the furnace down just 1 percent, Holland Malt can save enough electricity to power a small village for a year. Data science and modeling help the malting company reduce its carbon footprint.
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vanderlande-kpn-5g
Jan 04, 2024
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Vanderlande innovates with 5G in partnership with Dutch telecom provider KPN
From wired to wireless: it's possible thanks to 5G. Because the combination of enormous capacity, extremely high reliability and ultra-low latency make 5G more than just a new form of connectivity. It is the first wireless network that offers a full-fledged alternative to a wired network. Thus, 5G enables the "wireless factory. A whole new...
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Predictive maintenance
Jan 04, 2024
Predictive maintenance leads to more robust business model chicken slaughter lines
When Alten suggested a chicken slaughter line manufacturer implement predictive maintenance, the software service provider initially met with skepticism. "Predictive maintenance sounded nice," the customer said, "but why replace expensive parts earlier than necessary? Why fix something that isn't really broken?"
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