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Government & Private Sector Alignment brings mutual benefit

We, at HARTING, believe that aligning goals between government and the private sector is the key to expanding and bringing jobs to a region as important to HARTING as the Unites States.

Building manufacturing and supply chain resiliency

The COVID-19 pandemic has had profound effects on every industry. One of the most significantly disrupted industries has been manufacturing and their supply chains. From plant shutdowns and port closures in the earlier days of the pandemic to current global shortages of silicon and lumber and skilled labor shortages, one thing has been undeniable – shortcuts taken in the past are unsustainable in the face of uncertainty.

How smart farming and electrification is key to sustainability

The term “Smart Farming” sounds like a buzzword. However, it is extremely important for meeting long-term world food demand and sustainability in the Agriculture industry. Smart Farming utilizes digital technologies and next generation concepts to achieve the best crop yield that is environmentally responsible. Artificial intelligence and big data tracking sunlight, temperature, humidity, and other environmental factors are used to optimize planting, spraying, irrigating, and other farming elements.

Electrical Vehicle Revolution Requires Reliable Charging

Electric vehicles (EV) are the most significant transportation revolution in decades requiring reliable charging for public acceptance to be successful. Electric mobility paired with renewable energy generation can significantly lower global CO2 emission and have a positive effect on health and comfort due to reduced pollution and noise. The HARTING Technology Group is an ideal Electric vehicles (EV) industry supplier with decades of experience, design expertise, and know-how in the field of electrical connection technology for data, signals, and power.

On the future of industrial machine intelligence

Machine Learning Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) Perspective - Dr. Duane S. Boning, Electrical Engineering, and Computer Science in the EECS Department at MIT described the MIMO and LGO programs.

Single Pair Ethernet accelerates Manufacturing Digitalization

Single Pair Ethernet (SPE) is an important building block redefining industrial automation system architecture to achieve integrated digital manufacturing for higher productivity and profits.

The Future Industrial Worker

The tec.News team interviewed David Boulay, President of the Illinois Manufacturing Excellence Center (IMEC) for insights into manufacturing business challenges. IMEC serves the range of manufacturing company needs when they are looking for answers in many areas including long-term, near-term and reactive dealing with a crisis or great opportunity.

Getting a Data Center Online Faster

Data centers are the vital workhorse of the Internet. All industries rely on data centers for day-to-day operations, so data centers must have high availability and low Mean Time to Repair (MTTR) when a failure occurs. Data centers contain computer servers, networking, and communication equipment to store, process, transfer, and access digital information.

Development Team by your side

A key part of HARTING’s vision is to “Shape the Future with Technologies for People.” This means not just looking at the technologies that work today but understanding and developing products to address future needs. To achieve this.

Lam Research Perspective

Dr. Richard A. Gottscho, Executive Vice President and Chief Technology Officer Lam Research, sat down with the tec.news team to discuss his view on the value of artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning (ML).

Single Pair Ethernet (SPE) Perspectives

Rockwell Automation shares HARTING’s view that Single Pair Ethernet (SPE) is a significant new technology. Rockwell Automation’s Gregory Wilcox, Principal Application Engineer, and Chirag Malkan, Senior Global Advanced Engineering Manager shared their thoughts about SPE