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What does it take to truly achieve smart manufacturing in Asia Pacific?

AU Manufacturing

To increase competitive advantage, many manufacturers in Asia Pacific are hoping to capitalise on “smart manufacturing” – the concept of integrating technologies, data, processes, and human interactions to improve production results. This, is the future of smart manufacturing. Yet, there are two key barriers.

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Assembling success with a private mobile network

Manufacturer's Monthly

has brought applications that can serve manufacturers of every kind. A PMN is the optimal connectivity solution for many of these and can be deployed in any manufacturing environment: from vehicle assembly lines, food and beverage facilities, chemical plants, to paper mills and everything in between For example, consider automation.

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Industry 4.0 assessment: Are you moving quickly enough?

Control Engineering

Advances in automation technology are transforming the manufacturing landscape. or sometimes “digital transformation,” these smart manufacturing initiatives bring physical and cyber systems together for greater performance, efficiency, sustainability, safety and competitive advantage. Already, a concept of Industry 5.0

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Automotive Digital Transformation

ATS

The technology driving digital transformation in automotive industry manufacturing represents a vast scope of enhancements to existing concepts such as automation, maintenance, data collection and more. Smart manufacturing in automotive industry applications also involves new — or newly applied — technology.

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Industry 5.0: The Next Era of Industrial Processes

ATS

With the advent of electricity in the late 1800s, manufacturing technology took its next major step forward. Electrification, along with the development of the assembly line, delivered unprecedented gains in speed and efficiency from the 1870s onward. What is industry 5.0? Industry 5.0 Industry 2.0: Industry 3.0:

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Best practices for effective automation applications, Part 1: Automation effectiveness through data collection

Control Engineering

Real-world examples will help fill skills gaps with smart manufacturing. Anybody that’s worked on an assembly line, perhaps that is doing the same task over and over again, an operator who is not engaged will frequently make mistakes and quality tends to suffer. Automation cannot cure overly complex operations.

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Back In Action: An MCMT Special

Dinesh Mishra

is now widely used, you would see new advanced hardware and software that would include smart features & networks, automated and IoT-ready machines, Artificial Intelligence and more advanced CNC software. All the assembly lines are dust-free and temperature controlled to ensure maximum accuracy.