NFT is hosting a two-day, in-person workshop in conjunction with Kansas State University Olathe on Programmable Logic Controllers (PLCs) is designed to provide participants with a hands-on introduction and deeper understanding of PLC systems, programming and practical applications in industrial automation. The program is structured to cover foundational knowledge, technical skills and real-world applications.
New Frontier Technologies (NFT) expands business development team, adding Steve Kampfer as Senior Sales Executive. This leadership appointment is effective immediately and supports the marketplace expectations for system integrators to be highly experienced, hands-on and operational/industrial IT partners. Kampfer is an accomplished thirty-seven-year business development executive from Rockwell Automation who is experienced with all aspects of industrial automation; including program management, engineering, technical support and training.
New Frontier Technologies (NFT) is proud to be named a FANUC Authorized System Integrator. This affiliation showcases NFT as a leading provider of complete robotic solutions. Our team joins one of the most capable and trusted network of robotic automation solution providers in the industry.
New Frontier Technologies, headquartered in Overland Park, KS, provides consulting, technical and onsite commissioning services for the latest Machine-Motion Control, Machine Vision and Robotics implementations that mitigate risks associated with human operators. FANUC selectively partners with system integrators who have the unique robotics, CNC systems and factory automation capabilities required to custom engineer solutions for clients using FANUC hardware and software platform.
New Frontier Technologies, in partnership with Tyson Foods, hosted a Virtual Innovation Expo that showcased many innovative technologies that will help drive Tyson’s current and future performance. During the Expo, key business partners interacted virtually with several thousand of Tyson’s team members and presented innovative solutions that focused on…Operations, Automation and Sustainability.
For midstream oil and gas operators, data flow can be as important as product flow. The operator’s job is to safely move oil and natural gas from its extraction point (upstream), to where it’s converted to fuels (midstream), to customer delivery locations (downstream). During this process, pump stations, meter stations, storage sites, interconnection points, and block valves generate a substantial volume and variety of data that can lead to increased efficiency and safety.
