Explore how artificial intelligence, machine learning and related technologies influence the manufacturing industry, as well as how the manufacturing sector is adapting to increased digitalization of business processes, the adoption of digital twins, the implementation of 3D printing, and the move to mass customization.
Executing Industrial Internet of Things (IIoT) solutions is vital as the most competitive global manufacturing companies are becoming digital enterprises. Industrial Internet of Things (IIoT)… Read More »Features of IIoT (Industrial Internet of Things) Seamless Connectivity and Data Acquisition
The fourth industrial revolution has been a game-changer, with the global economy’s expansion driving the adoption of new technologies across sectors. Manufacturers are using AI… Read More »Pros And Cons of AI In Manufacturing
Last few years ago, the industrial revolution is the most popular evolution ever faced by the industrial sector. It encompasses all the latest technology trends… Read More »How AI Is reshaping Manufacturing
The implementation of digital technologies blurs the line between the physical and digital world. It has become clear that there is a strong need for… Read More »Smart Factory- Building Future with 5G
Background Digital Twins are virtual representations of physical objects, and they can be connected with their physical counterparts. Through this connection, Digital Twins contribute to… Read More »An analysis of Digital Twin Applications across industries
Despite the technological breakthroughs in the advent of Industry 4.0, manufacturers seem to have taken a more gradual approach to adoption. In 2020, less than… Read More »Smart Maintenance – How SaaS Frameworks Turn Insights Into Actions Quickly And Efficiently
In this paper we prototype and explore how multiple agent-based models of robotic factories connected to other robotic factories (represented by their respective models) can be orchestrated using an all-purpose data platform – thereby simulating descriptive and predictive properties of a group of factories (a factory cluster). For the underlying prototype, NetLogo suite was used to do factory agent-based simulation (re-using “Robotic Factory” model [1]) while InterSystems IRIS data platform was used for NetLogo orchestration and factory/cluster end-to-end simulation.
Manufacturing is a highly intricate process, especially in todays day and age, where countless different factors must be considered before an efficient manufacturing process can… Read More »Data-Driven Manufacturing: A Quick Guide
The demand for Computer Numerical Control (CNC) equipment is gradually increasing and performing to expect a huge growth over the coming years. For this an annual… Read More »Industry 4.0 in CNC Machine Monitoring
The COVID-19 pandemic has created a massive shift in the way we work. With social distancing and frequent lockdowns to contend with, a large portion… Read More »PLM of the future (look no further, it is here!)
