You Can’t Spell Smart Manufacturing Without AI
AI helps smart manufacturers use the vast amounts of data being generated from IoT devices and smart sensors throughout their factory.
Topic: Manufacturing
How real-time analytics is used in the manufacturing sector, such as for predictive maintenance, production optimization, and flaw detection.
Smart Factory Modernization Improves Efficiency
The automotive industry's embrace of smart factory modernization will revolutionize production processes (and, in many cases, already has), enabling real-time …
Digital Twins and Other Tech Enable Virtual Commissioning
Virtual commissioning saves time and money, and it avoids interruptions of existing work cells, production lines, and
Why Automakers Need Intelligent Manufacturing Operations
Intelligent manufacturing solutions let companies react faster to issues on a production line or plant and to changing market
Smart Manufacturing: Melding Digital and Physical Worlds
Smart manufacturing helps automakers achieve greater efficiency and accelerate innovation by blending digital technologies with the physical realm, making it …
Researchers Amplify Impact of Generative AI in Auto Design
A new technique allows designers to add engineering constraints into the text-to-image generative AI process, cutting down the iterations needed to address …
Riding Out Automotive Market Uncertainty with Digital Twins
A critical aspect of using digital twins is that they can complement traditional forecasting and prescriptive tools by incorporating real-time monitoring and …
Using Fuzzy Logic and AI to Improve Supply Chain Efficiency
The integration of fuzzy logic and AI presents significant opportunities for organizations like smart automotive manufacturers to enhance their supply chain …
Digital Twins, IT/OT Convergence Drive the Industrial Internet
Digital twins offer a way to apply advanced analytics to derive insights that, in turn, drive optimization of production and operation
Manufacturing as a Service: Production without Owning Machines
The convergence of complementary technologies is making the machine economy and manufacturing as a service
