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DUBLIN--(BUSINESS WIRE)--The "Global Terminal Automation Market Outlook to 2026" report has been added to ResearchAndMarkets.com's offering.

Global terminal automation market is expected to grow by over 5% CAGR during the market forecast period (2021-2025).

The market for global terminal automation is being driven by the cost benefits offered by terminal automation and the increasing regulatory requirements and environmental obligations in the terminal industry. In 2019, it was found that across the globe only 66 container terminals were automated or semi-automated. The presence of automated operations in the terminals is very low. This number is likely to reach 90+ by mid-2021.

Terminal operators are moving towards automation as it offers them benefits including lower energy consumption and emissions, a safer working environment, and reduced insurance costs. The labor costs and overall profits can also be optimized with the implementation of terminal automation. In addition to the benefits offered by terminal automation, the market is also being driven by the existing challenges from manual-based terminals.

About 90% of the world throughput is controlled by the top 21 global terminal operators. Some of the major operators include COSCO, PSA International, APM Terminals, Hutchison Ports DP World, Terminal Investment Limited, China Merchants Ports CMA CGM, SSA Marine, and ICTSI among others. The increasing focus on safety coupled with shortage and cost of trained labor is pushing the terminals towards automation.

This trend is likely to continue during the forecast period. The focus for optimal space utilization is also driving the terminal automation sales. The outbreak of the COVID 19 pandemic has made the terminal operators realize the importance of automation and digitalization to increase resilience to any similar future shocks.

There is a significant need for the automation of terminals in developing economies. For instance, in India, there are over 20 container terminals but none of these is fully automated. There exists a high potential for the implementation of automation in the existing terminals.

Automation helps in avoiding congestions and decreases storage charges and reduces demurrage & detention at the terminals. Terminal operators are keen on automated systems that improve the productivity and efficiency of the terminal by handling larger vessels with greater holding capacities.

Accordingly, the widespread adoption of terminals for blending, storing, and handling biofuels is boosting market growth. Even though the initial investment to automate terminals is highly expensive, it is suggested that the investment is worth the cost reductions to come in the future.

The global market for terminal automation is led by key players including ABB Ltd., Honeywell International Inc., Siemens AG, Rockwell Automation Inc., and Schneider Electric among others.

Key Topics Covered:

1. Executive Summary

2. Research Scope and Methodology

2.1 Aim & Objective of the study

2.2 Market Definition

2.3 Study Information

2.4 General Study Assumptions

2.5 Research Phases

3. Market Analysis

3.1 Introduction

3.2 Market Dynamics

3.3 Market Trends & Developments

3.4 Market Opportunities

3.5 Regulatory Policies

3.6 Analysis of COVID-19 Impact

4. Industry Analysis

4.1 Supply Chain Analysis

4.2 Porter's Five Forces Analysis

5. Market Segmentation & Forecast

5.1 By Project type

5.1.1 Brownfield

5.1.2 Greenfield

5.2 By Vertical

5.2.1 Chemical

5.2.2 Oil & Gas

5.2.3 Others

5.3 By Offering

5.3.1 Software & Services

5.3.2 Hardware

5.3.2.1 Tank Loading Area

5.3.2.2 Systems

5.3.2.3 Field Devices

5.3.2.4 Others

6. Regional Market Analysis

6.1 North America

6.1.1 United States

6.1.2 Canada

6.1.3 Mexico

6.2 Europe

6.2.1 Germany

6.2.2 United Kingdom

6.2.3 Italy

6.2.4 France

6.2.5 Russia

6.2.6 Rest of Europe

6.3 Asia-Pacific

6.3.1 China

6.3.2 India

6.3.3 Japan

6.3.4 South Korea

6.3.5 Rest of Asia-Pacific

6.4 South America

6.4.1 Brazil

6.4.2 Argentina

6.4.3 Rest of South America

6.5 Middle East & Africa

6.5.1 South Africa

6.5.2 Saudi Arabia

6.5.3 Rest of Middle East & Africa

7. Key Company Profiles

7.1 ABB Ltd.

7.2 Emerson Electric Co.

7.3 Zebra Technologies Corporation

7.4 Honeywell International Inc.

7.5 Implico Group.

7.6 Royal Vopak Nv

7.7 Larsen & Toubro Limited

7.8 Rockwell Automation, Inc

7.9 Schneider Electric

7.10 Siemens AG

7.11 Technipfmc PLC

7.12 Yokogawa Electric Corporation

7.13 General Electric

7.14 Endress+Hauser Management AG

8. Competitive Landscape

8.1 List of Notable Players in the Market

8.2 M&A, JV, and Agreements

8.3 Market Share Analysis

8.4 Strategies of Key Players

9. Conclusions and Recommendations

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When CAD customization and design automation are used in a CAD design process, the end result is a better design that can be produced faster and at a lower cost.

FREMONT, CA: With the rise of CAD customization and design automation, the entire design process has taken on a new look and feel. What are CAD customization and design automation, exactly? What is the relationship between these two concepts? Find out below.

What is the Difference Between CAD Customization and Design Automation?

CAD customization can be beneficial when there are common, repetitive, or laborious jobs in a design process. CAD customization is defined as the development of specialized tools and technologies to automate repetitive processes in CAD.

One such tool is design automation. Design automation is a method of putting engineering knowledge into a system and using it in real-time during the development of a product where it makes sense. Engineers may, in other words, enter theories and concepts and how and when they apply them into the software.

Engineers and designers may save a lot of time while developing better designs by using a CAD software solution, modifying it, and automating it. The knowledge can then be automated into the design process as needed. This design automation allows engineering departments to concentrate their efforts on fewer time-consuming activities, focusing on innovation rather than repetition.

The Importance of CAD Customization and Design Automation

The future will be dominated by automation. Customization will be crucial moving forward. The results are remarkable when we combine the two principles in a CAD design process. It would not make sense not to do it because it is an undeniable win-win situation.

When CAD customization and design automation are used in a CAD design process, the end result is a better design that can be produced faster and at a lower cost. Companies who use CAD in this fashion benefit from better system integration and collaboration increased productivity and fewer human errors.

This translates to lower prices, better quality, and fewer resources. Companies can be more sensitive to client needs and more adaptable to change. These businesses are better positioned in the long run to create a sustainable future for themselves, their employees, and their stakeholders.

Another fantastic outcome is innovation. Designing is more exact, and modifications and enhancements may be made on the fly as the process evolves naturally. Furthermore, employees are happier at work since they focus less on redundant duties and more on generating superior designs.

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Program Includes New Benefits and Resources for Partners to Build and Market Their Process Automation Services on the Open-Source Robocorp Platform

SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 17, 2021 /PRNewswire/ -- Robocorp, the open-source process automation platform, today unveiled new programs to further enable partners and service providersincluding robots-as-a-service (RaaS) consultantsto bring automation to businesses across industries and around the globe.

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The partner program provides access to product training, sales & marketing resources, and ongoing technical support.

The expanded program includes the launch of Partner Central, a collection of resources to aid in the process building, marketing and sales efforts of Robocorp partners, as well as opportunities for partners to get involved in the future development and expansion of Robocorp products. Partners are given a seat at the table to provide direct feedback about both Robocorp's products and the partner program, have the option to network and learn from each other, all of which will help improve partner experience and expand the enablement resources offered by Robocorp.

Robocorp began working with partners upon launching its open-source tech stack and cloud-native orchestration platform, Control Room (then known as Robocorp Cloud) in 2020. Since launch, the partner ecosystem has continued to expand rapidly. Robocorp has established a partner relationship with 75+ organizations around the world, including a number of certified partners expertly scaling their Robocorp-based practices that are listed at https://www.robocorp.com/partners alongside case studies and further details.

"From day one, our partners have been critical to our success," said Robocorp CEO Antti Karjalainen. "We are fortunate to have built a global network of partners in a short amount of time, and we are excited to improve the partner experience and better set them up for success."

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Process automation and RaaS consultants are drawn to Robocorp for two key reasons. First, Robocorp's open-source, developer-focused automation technology allows partners to build robust and sustainable botseliminating the need to build and rebuild bots due to limited drag & drop models.

Consumption-based pricing with low start-up costs enable partners and their customers to get started easily and make automation more accessible to businesses of all sizes - with the confidence to also scale to the most mission-critical, complex, large deployments. Robocorp's cloud-native technology means that partners and customers do not have to invest in costly infrastructure that has the tendency to put projects out of reach.

Early Robocorp partner Thoughtful Automation was looking for an automation solution that was not proprietary, offered ownership of code and was cost-effective to scale without any additional overheads or up-front costs.

"We found Robocorp while looking for a low-maintenance RPA cloud alternative to the typical closed-source RPA software vendors that would allow us to control development at the code level," explained Alex Zekoff, CEO of Thoughtful Automation. "We can now scale horizontally from 1 to hundreds of bots without additional overhead and technical debt. Robocorp has helped reduce our operational overhead by 90% and improve robot run times by 60%."

The partner program provides access to resources to grow and scale each partner's automation business, including technical and training materials, co-branded marketing materials and events, sales materials, ongoing onboarding support and more. The addition of Partner Central will make these materials and resources more easily accessible to Robocorp's partners.

"We're proud to hear how much our partners enjoy and appreciate working with our team, specifically their compliments about the care and attention that all receive equally," said Peter Steube, Robocorp's Head of Partnerships. "Whether it's meetings and training with customer success, our community learning or the rapid developer support offered through Slack, we are above all committed to setting our partners up for success. And there's even more to come."

Quandri, a Canada-based robots-as-a-service startup, chose Robocorp because the platform allows them to build robots from scratch instead of relying on and having their technology housed in a third party. They also wanted a partner that could help them grow their business and bring in new customers.

"Robocorp truly invests in their partners, and they go that extra mile to build and support the partnership," explained Quandri Co-founder, Jackson Fregaeu. "This valuable relationship is helping us build our business and expand our customer base. We are excited to grow with Robocorp on our journey together in the RPA market."

Robocorp Partner Webinar on August 24, 2021 at 12PM EDT - Free to Attend

Robocorp is holding a webinar for current partners and IT or software implementation consultants looking to learn about Robots-as-a-service (RaaS). The webinar, Let's automate together: Robocorp partners, is on August 24, 2021 at 12PM EDT and will provide an overview of the partner program, showcase new resources and perks, and explain the benefits of a partnership with Robocorp. The webinar is free to attendregister here to save your spot.

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About RobocorpRobocorp empowers businesses and teams to work smarter by shattering previous boundaries of RPA and intelligent automation. It makes it easy, affordable and fast for developers to build software robots and automate manual tasks with first-class, open-source process automation tools. It also provides a robust, secure orchestration and execution platform to allow customers to run both cloud-based and self-managed robotic automations. Robocorp is backed by Benchmark, Canvas Ventures, Slow Ventures, firstminute Capital, Uncorrelated Ventures, Harpoon Ventures, Artisanal Ventures, and angels. It is based in the U.S. but operates with a distributed team across nine countries with offices in Finland. Learn more at Robocorp.com.

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Caverion Corporation Investor news 18 August 2021 at 11.00 a.m. EEST

HELSINKI, Aug. 18, 2021 /PRNewswire/ -- The RWTH Aachen University Hospital, a maximum-care teaching hospital in Germany, has commissioned the consortium OIP with Caverion as the building technology solutions partner for their new Center for Operative Intensive Care / Perinatal Center (OIP-PNC). The overall solution includes building automation, security and safety, cooling, heating & sanitation and ventilation. The value of the contract is approximately EUR 20 million.

Caverion is installing around 4,700 data points for building automation in the seven-story building with a gross floor area of around 8,600 m. The automation controls, for example, the ventilation technology, which moves around 305,000 m of air per hour. Almost 150 radiators and over 80 circulating air-cooling units with a total output of around 262 kilowatts ensure optimal conditions in the building all year round. In the patient rooms, cooling ceilings are installed on a total area of around 770 m. The building will also have a water mist extinguishing system.

"Our main building dates back to the 1980's. As a hospital and medical faculty at RWTH Aachen University, the building must be constantly adapted to the latest technical requirements. At the same time, we need more space and new buildings are being built. We are certain that we will receive an energy-efficient building that will also meet future requirements," says Heike Bekaan, Head of Construction and Fire Protection at RWTH Aachen University Hospital.

Manfred Simmet, Head of Caverion Division Germany, adds: "It is our goal to provide an optimal foundation for an ideal healing environment for the patients, a modern learning space for the students and a safe, efficient and comfortable working environment for the employees."

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Imagine what a lawyer does on a given day: researching cases, drafting briefs, advising clients. While technology has been nibbling around the edges of the legal profession for some time, it's hard to imagine those complex tasks being done by a robot.

And it's those complicated, personalized tasks that have led technologists to include lawyers in a broader category of jobs that are considered pretty safe from a future of advanced robotics and artificial intelligence.

But, as we discovered in a recent research collaboration to analyze legal briefs using a branch of artificial intelligence known as machine learning, lawyers' jobs are a lot less safe than we thought. It turns out that you don't need to completely automate a job to fundamentally change it. All you need to do is automate part of it.

While this may be bad news for tomorrow's lawyers, it could be great for their future clients particularly those who have trouble affording legal assistance.

Read more: A Salesforce exec saved the company time and money by changing how they sign contracts. She says businesses must automate tasks as much as possible and shares 3 steps to get started.

Our research project in which we collaborated with computer scientists and linguists at MITRE, a federally funded nonprofit devoted to research and development was not meant to be about automation. As law professors, we were trying to identify the text features of successful versus unsuccessful legal briefs.

We gathered a small cache of legal briefs and judges' opinions and processed the text for analysis.

One of the first things we learned is that it can be hard to predict which tasks are easily automated. For example, citations in a brief such as "Brown v. Board of Education 347 US 483 (1954)" are very easy for a human to pick out and separate from the rest of the text. Not so for machine learning software, which got tripped up in the blizzard of punctuation inside and outside the citation.

It was like those "Captcha" boxes you're asked to complete on websites to prove you're not a robot a human can easily spot a telephone pole, but a robot will get confused by all the background noise in the image.

Once we figured out how to identify the citations, we inadvertently stumbled on a methodology to automate one of the most challenging and time-consuming aspects of legal practice: legal research.

The scientists at MITRE used a methodology called "graph analysis" to create visual networks of legal citations. The graph analysis enabled us to predict whether a brief would "win" based on how well other briefs performed when they included a particular citation.

Later, however, we realized the process could be reversed. If you were a lawyer responding to the other side's brief, normally you would have to search laboriously for the right cases to cite using an expensive database. But our research suggested that we could build a database with software that would just tell lawyers the best cases to cite. All you would need to is feed the other side's brief into the machine.

Now we didn't actually construct our research-shortcut machine. We would need a mountain of lawyers' briefs and judicial opinions to make something useful. And researchers like us don't have free access to data of that sort even the government-run database known as PACER charges by the page.

But it does show how technology can turn any task that's extremely time-consuming for humans into one where the heavy lifting can be done at the click of a button.

Automating the hard parts of a job can make a big difference both for those performing the job and the consumers on the other side of the transaction.

Take for example, a hydraulic crane or a power forklift. While today people think of operating a crane as manual work, these powered machines were considered labor-saving devices when they were first introduced because they supplanted the human power involved in moving heavy objects around.

Forklifts and cranes, of course, didn't replace people. But like automating the grind of legal research, power machines multiplied the amount of work one person could accomplish within a unit of time.

Partial automation of sewing machines in the early 20th century offers another example. By the 1910s, women working in textile mills were no longer responsible for sewing on a single machine as you might today on a home sewing machine but wrangling an industrial-grade machine with 12 needles sewing 4,000 stitches per minute. These machines could automatically perform all the fussy work of hemming, sewing seams, and even stitching the "embroidery trimming of white underwear." Like an airline pilot flying on autopilot, they weren't sewing so much as monitoring the machine for problems.

Was the transition bad for workers? Maybe somewhat, but it was a boon for consumers. In 1912, women perusing the Sears mail order catalog had a choice between "drawers" with premium hand-embroidered trimming, and a much cheaper machine-embroidered option.

Likewise, automation could help reduce the cost of legal services, making it more accessible for the many individuals who can't afford a lawyer.

Indeed, in other sectors of the economy, technological developments in recent decades have enabled companies to shift work from paid workers to customers.

Touchscreen technology, for example, enabled airlines to install check-in kiosks. Similar kiosks are almost everywhere in parking lots, gas stations, grocery stores, and even fast-food restaurants.

At one level these kiosks are displacing paid labor by employees with unpaid labor by consumers. But that argument assumes that everyone could access the product or service back when it was performed by an employee.

In the context of legal services, the many consumers who can't afford a lawyer are already forgoing their day in court altogether or handling legal claims on their own often with bad results. If partial automation means an overwhelmed legal aid lawyer now has time to take more clients' cases or clients can now afford to hire a lawyer, everyone will be better off.

In addition, tech-enabled legal services can help consumers do a better job of representing themselves. For example, the federal district court in Missouri now offers a platform to help individuals filing for bankruptcy prepare their forms either on their own or with a free 30-minute meeting with a lawyer. Because the platform provides a head start, both the lawyer and consumer can make better use of the 30-minute time slot.

More help for consumers may be on the way there's a bumper crop of tech startups jostling to automate various types of legal work. So while our research-shortcut machine hasn't been built, powerful tools like it may not be far off.

And the lawyers themselves? Like factory and textile workers armed with new power tools, they may be expected to do more work in the time they have. But it should be less of a grind. It might even free them up to meet with clients.

Elizabeth C. Tippett, associate professor of law, University of Oregon and Charlotte Alexander, associate professor of law and analytics, Georgia State University

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MILWAUKEE, August 16, 2021, /CSRwire/-From bottle manufacturing to machine repair, automation has made just about every industry more efficient and adaptive to consumer demands. But despite its omnipresence, policymakers have failed to fully understand what drives industrial automation and why it matters for the economy.

Rockwell Automations Dave Vasko, director of advanced technology, joined the Innovation Files podcast produced by the Information Technology & Innovation Foundation to discuss the latest trends in industrial automationincluding innovations powered by artificial intelligence and virtual realityand to consider how policymakers can spur manufacturing productivity and ensure the United States is globally competitive.

Listen to the podcast or read the transcript. Learn more about smart manufacturing.

Rockwell Automation Inc.is a global leader in industrial automation and digital transformation. We connect the imaginations of people with the potential of technology to expand what is humanly possible, making the world more productive and more sustainable. Headquartered in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, Rockwell Automation employs approximately 23,000 problem solvers dedicated to our customers in more than 100 countries. To learn more about how we are bringing The Connected Enterprise to life across industrial enterprises, visitwww.rockwellautomation.com

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Rochester, N.Y. Eastman Kodak Company and Pacific Office Automation (POA), the largest office and printing technology equipment dealer in the United States, have announced an agreement under which Pacific Office Automation will become a key distributor of Kodak digital print solutions. Complementing Kodaks U.S. sales efforts, the collaboration with Pacific Office Automation will increase accessibility of Kodaks leading digital print equipment including KODAK NEXFINITY and KODAK PROSPER Presses to U.S.-based customers.

As digital print continues to gain momentum, we are excited to be working with POA to make Kodaks highly versatile and efficient digital print solutions even more accessible, said Jeff Perkins, U.S. VP Digital Print, Eastman Kodak Company. Our collaboration with POA will help organizations seize new opportunities with digital print to optimize their businesses and increase profitability.

Kodaks differentiated digital print technology offers print quality and productivity that rivals offset, allowing commercial printers, publishers, packaging companies and others in the print industry to respond to the growing need for quicker turnarounds and greater customization. Products such as the KODAK NEXFINITY Digital Press and KODAK PROSPER Presses enable printers to increase their profit potential by delivering consistent, outstanding quality at a very low cost per page.

Pacific Office Automation looks forward to our relationship with Kodak, said Doug Pitassi, President, Pacific Office Automation. The technology they provide fills a demand that we know will satisfy our current customers and the new ones that we acquire. We look forward to a great future.

Pacific Office Automation is a privately held technology company based in Beaverton, Oregon. With 31 locations and 1,200 employees across the Western U.S., POA operates both nationally and internationally. As the United States largest authorized dealer of the highest quality printing technology manufacturers, POA provides customers with managed IT services, both multi-function printers and managed print services, Unified Communications, SAAS, mailing & sending, cloud security cameras and more. Pacific Office Automation provides a full customer experience.

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Artificial intelligence and automation are the new farmhands as growers try to boost productivity amid soaring global demand for food, biofuels and other agricultural products.

Why it matters: Farmers one day will be able to manage their fields from their kitchen table, using a smartphone or tablet to drive machinery, inspect plants and irrigate or treat crops with fertilizer or insecticides.

Driving the news: Agriculture machinery giant Deere & Company last week acquired Bear Flag Robotics for $250 million.

The big picture: With the United Nations predicting the world population will grow to 9.7 billion people by 2050, the agriculture industry says it will need to double the amount of food, feed, fiber and bioenergy it produces.

Yes, but: There aren't enough farmworkers. Agriculture jobs are projected to grow just 1% from 2019 to 2029, slower than other occupations, according to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics.

Between the lines: Think of a farm as a huge outdoor factory with time-sensitive processes that need to run efficiently all year long.

State of play: Deere first installed GPS technology in its machines in 1993 to create more precise maps of farmers' fields.

What to watch: Despite the overall shortage of skilled farm labor, the BLS expects jobs for agricultural equipment operators to jump 11% between 2019 and 2029 much faster than the average for all occupations.

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A company was experiencing rapid growth that led to a network environment in constant flux and security struggling to keep up. The network was also dispersed across several regional offices with various teams and processes, presenting a huge challenge to getting comprehensive visibility and intelligence that took in the complete context of the organisation. Each team was relatively small and struggling with day-to-day management, let alone strategic security goals.

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Learn how this Skybox customer used comprehensive visibility and contextual intelligence to provide the foundation of their security operations centre (SOC), quickly identify exposures and assess networks amid the WannaCry attack.

About Skybox SecurityOver 500 of the largest and most security-conscious enterprises in the world rely on Skybox for the insights and assurance required to stay ahead of dynamically changing attack surfaces. Our Security Posture Management Platform delivers complete visibility, analytics and automation to quickly map, prioritise and remediate vulnerabilities across your organisation. The vendor-agnostic solution intelligently optimises security policies, actions and change processes across all corporate networks and cloud environments. With Skybox, security teams can now focus on the most strategic business initiatives while ensuring enterprises remain protected. We are Skybox.

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