The
pandemic continues to grow. More than 175 countries and territories have
reported cases of COVID-19, the disease caused by the coronavirus
(SARS-CoV-2). Governments have launched unprecedented public-health and
economic responses. The situation evolves by the day.
In this
note, International Metalworking News for Asia April issue features some of our latest
technical articles, starting with three technologies that will play critical
roles in helping to safeguard people and companies as they shift to remote working.
While
it's difficult to predict what this current situation will mean long term, it
will undoubtedly force most manufacturers to seriously rethink their
operations. Steve Bell, general manager for ASEAN at Renishaw Singapore,
explained the company’s Industry 4.0 concept and its role within the automotive
industry in Thailand. Find out more in the Metrology section of this month’s
issue.
As
virus-related recession fears escalate in South East
Asia, it is important to stress that while automation is likely to surge in
general, not everyone is equally vulnerable. James Taylor, APAC General
Manager of OnRobot disclosed how its latest 3-Finger Electric Gripper product,
can keep businesses in South East Asia operate smoothly during this time of
crisis.
Even
before this pandemic hit our shores, Dassault Systemes is already preparing the
use of technology to improve the lives of others. Learn the numerous new
approaches the company created to accelerate innovations in R&D,
manufacturing engineering and logistics, by fully exploiting virtual twin
experiences online. Dassault Systemes empowers its large base of 3D users to
collaborate from home plays a significant role in their morale as they can
continue their projects and learn together with a positive horizon.
Beyond
coronavirus, we are also highlighting company interview profiles: one from is
from Indonesia’s PT. Sanken Indonesia (SKI), which is a subsidiary of Japan’s
Sanken Electric Co. Ltd. Manager Imanuddin shares what drives the company to
deliver technological innovation and unprecedented level of quality and
reliability, including its career and dealing with pressure. Second is a
Germany-based recycling system expert, Erdwich Zerkleinerungs-Systeme GmbH, who
is looking to South East Asia including India as key areas of growth for its
business in the coming years.
Given the magnitude of this evolving situation, we have compiled
responses from businesses surrounding the metalworking industry to see how
these companies are countering to the coronavirus crisis. They are also managing the crisis on behalf of their
employees, customers, and stakeholders.
In the meantime, stay safe and strong, as we all navigate this
situation together!
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