When you leave the house for the day, you are apt to keep watch on your furry friends with a camera. Why not do the same with your plant floor? 

In the third installment of our GET SMART webinar series, David and the team will lead you on a journey to discover the best way to unlock new opportunities for differentiation that will increase revenue while fixing operational efficiency.

Join David Rauch and crew as they lead us on this second webinar in our OEM focused Smart Manufacturing series that will get you on the right track to reaching data-driven solutions from your smart machines.

It’s easy to develop a “third person” mentality when it comes to cyberattacks and network hacking. Many businesses think that only other businesses could be compromised by hackers when in reality it can happen to any company, in any industry. Recently, a water treatment plant out of Pinellas County, Florida fell victim to a cybersecurity attack that potentially put thousands of lives at risk.

Imagine getting a no-risk, no-cost trial of the industry’s latest and greatest technology. We’ve created our Powerhouse Demo Wall to do just that. 

According to Forbes magazine, 73% of manufacturers plan to increase their smart factory technology investment in 2021.  While you know that applying technology can help you predict downtime and avoid potential machine malfunctions, it is difficult to understand how to start implementing this process. Join CBT and David Rauch of Rockwell Automation as he leads us in the first webinar of our OEM focused Smart Manufacturing series that will get you on the right track to building smart machines. 

Last year, CBT announced our partnership with TechMan Robot, the second largest robotic development company in the world. CBT is the local distributor for the complete TM robot product line including the newest TM Palletizing Operator exclusively designed for palletizing automation.

The dangers that cyber threats pose to intellectual property, customer records and productivity are well known, but safety implications of these threats are discussed less often. A cyberattack on your industrial control system (ICS) can damage physical assets, alter recipes, injure workers or cause severe environmental damage.