By combining tools with digital processes, Sandvik can offer customers more efficient and sustainable manufacturing solutions.

A training module called “Engineer 4.0” will boost the competency of techies on everything from robotics to 5G.

Sandvik and Cisco Systems' collaboration is a match made in mining heaven, delivering huge improvements to underground mines.

Digital twins replicate real products in the virtual world which allows for invaluable testing, saving time and money.

Jani Vilenius, Sandvik Director Research & Technology, shares his thoughts on the necessity of increased connectivity.

AI solutions are helping redefine customer and supplier relationships.

In a connected manufacturing world, continuous measurements cut lead times and reduce scrap. Here’s the technology behind it.

Self-driving has been widely talked about when it comes to ‘concept vehicles,’ yet Sandvik’s automated loaders and trucks have been working in real mines for over 20 years. That’s more than 2 million operating hours of self-driving underground and, at the same time, there have been zero accidents involving people.

Deployment of digital technologies is expected to create as much as USD 100 billion value to resource-producing companies by 2035.

The opportunities to mining and manufacturing presented by digitalization require skills found in unexpected places.

Increased connectivity and cloud-based solutions reduce costs, enhance productivity and manage variability in many industries.

Data has become a valuable resource, as advances in technology are transforming industries across the world.

Old jobs disappear but new ones are being created with Industry 4.0, a move towards next-generation production methods.

Meet Baxter and Sawyer, two so-called cobots – collaborative robots – that have already joined the workforce.

When successful innovation is a prerequisite for success, businesses need to harness the entrepreneurial spirit.