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Fluke Reliability Predictions 2024: AI to Lead the Way in Combating Manufacturing Challenges

Gary Mintchell

Here is the last of the prediction articles I picked up in December but had too much news to pack in. We expect this trend to reach a new height in 2024, leading to greater adoption of IIoT tools and an increased demand for AI analytics. Usually November and December are void of news.

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New Year, New Popular Articles from MoldMaking Technology

Mold Making Technology

Source: (top left) Boucherie, (top right) TK Mold & Engineering, (bottom left) Emuge-Franken, (bottom right) Plastic Ingenuity The top ten most-viewed articles in January were not only a testament to what our readers took an interest in—they reflect what is trending in our small but mighty world of moldmaking. Dapra Corp.,

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Outlook for Automation in 2024

Mold Making Technology

Wage and productivity gains in US manufacturing are not on par. The uncertainty is expected to persist in 2024, with The Economist describing it as a "second cold war" and "multipolar disorder." Check out the full article here. The trend highlights a growing need for solutions to boost productivity.

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Polytron Awarded 2024 System Integrator of the Year

Polytron

Richard Phillips, director of smart manufacturing, Ron Rich, CEO, Rande Allen, VP, sales, Damien Stahl, VP operations. Polytron shares some thoughts on trends seen in current and future manufacturing. Polytron is a member of the System Integrator Hall of Fame having been awarded in 2015, 2019, and now 2024.

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Global manufacturing output to grow only 0.3% in 2024

Control Engineering

Global manufacturing insights Europe still buffeted by the economic storm, with Germany’s manufacturing economy set to shrink by 1.4% Manufacturing growth in the U.S. Between 2023 and 2028, machinery production (as a sub-sector of manufacturing) is expected to grow faster than the manufacturing sector overall.

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Manufacturing, global economy: Mild 2024 recession

Control Engineering

Offset a mile recession in 2024 and depression in 2030 in part with manufacturing automation. Manufacturing economy insights. economy is expected to have a mild recession in 2024, but it will soon recover after. Manufacturers will be better-positioned than other industries in general due to high demand for products.

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Digital Transformation Forum to help manufacturers boost competitiveness, efficiency

Robotics Business Review

Manufacturers are under pressure to take on a digital transformation that will add flexibility on the plant floor while increasing productivity. This can’t-miss event will delve deeper into technology integration for manufacturing, discussing not just the “why” but also the “how” of digital transformation.