The MTConnect Institute is pleased to announce the availability of a new document entitled "Getting Started With MTConnect - Shop Floor Monitoring, What's In It For You?" This guide was created by the MTConnect Connectivity Working Group that is made up of members of the Technical Advisory Group of the Institute. The purpose of this guide is to answer the question, "What are the tangible benefits associated with monitoring shop floor assets utilizing MTConnect?"
Who will benefit by reading this white paper? Those in production will benefit from having visibility of operations and increased efficiency. CEO's benefit from increased profitability of their manufacturing operations. Engineers benefit from having access to a significant amount of data about their machining processes. Operators benefit from being able to communicate better with the machine and all stakeholders affected by the machines.
You can download this document by signing in and going to the Download section of the web site then clicking on 'Instruction and Guidelines'.
To review or download this guide click Here.
The "Getting Started With MTConnect - Connectivity Guide" was created by the MTConnect Connectivity Working Group that is made up of members of the Technical Advisory Group of the Institute. The purpose of this guide is to answer the question, "How do I get started with implementing products in my manufacturing facilities that take advantage of the MTConnect standard." This guide addresses both new and older manufacturing equipment and provides a very well thought out framework for getting stated on implementations. You can download this document by signing in and going to the Download section of the web site then clicking on 'Instruction and Guidelines'.
This is a study conducted in 2011 that outlined currently available applications that utilize the MTConnect standard for interface protocol. The MTConnect Institute conducted this study as part of the "Sustainable Aerospace Manufacturing Inititative" for the National Center for Defense Manufacturing and Machining (NCDMM) and The Connecticut Center for Advanced Technology, Inc. (CCAT). We are happy to say that both NCDMM and CCAT have allowed MTConnect to post this study for your review.
To review the study click Here.
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