Tool Wear
Tool wear leads to quality fluctuations and increased scrap in many operations. Many companies use vibration and force sensors that capture wear conditions in real time and enable timely replacement.
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Matthias Hafner
General Manager of Customer Success
Schaeffler Digital Solutions GmbH
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Hans Klingstedt
IoT Project and Innovation Management
Smart Systems Hub GmbH
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Marcus Götting
Vice President IoT Consulting & Development
Materna
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