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In this Executive Insight, TE's CTO for Industrial explains how cobots are enabling manufacturers to optimize their production process and how TE is designing Connectivity and sensor solutions.

An increasing number of cities are developing programs for vehicles and infrastructure upgrades, bringing about greater opportunities for design engineers to contribute new innovative designs.

As Industry 4.0 (I4.0) advances machine-to-machine (M2M) communications, factories can now integrate crucial processes and reduce production cycles. But are these improvements enough?

TE Connectivity investments today will lead to smarter factories in the future

The Connected Home of the future provides numerous solutions for safety and security, energy management and monitoring, health and wellness, and smartphones.

The decreasing costs of connectivity are enabling municipalities to integrate critical systems for public communications, utilities, and transportation.

This article will discuss some of the critical design considerations that engineers should consider when designing for either industrial or commercial robotic applications.

More flexible automation on the manufacturing landscape is at the hand of new technology, allowing future collaborative robots to fit the requirements needed in the industry.

As the connected medical industry continues to grow, sensor technology design evolves to meet the demanding needs. Explore these five considerations for medical applications and review key trends.

Two test kits help designers evaluate connector technology as they adapt single-pair Ethernet communications for their automotive applications.