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Dynamic Manufacturing India May-June 2025 Edition

Dinesh Mishra

To counter this, India must invest further in technological upgradation , embrace data-driven decision-making , and uphold global quality benchmarks across manufacturing units. The industry is evolving rapidly, requiring competencies in advanced manufacturing, mechatronics, robotics, and AI-driven vehicle design.

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Tesla’s Dojo Supercomputer: A Game-Changer in the Quest for Fully Autonomous Vehicles

Frost & Sullivan Manufacturing

To do this, the Dojo AI supercomputer uses highly sophisticated, compact “training tiles” each of which comprise 25 D1 AI accelerator processors that purportedly perform nine petaflops per second and are projected, eventually, to create new benchmarks in supercomputer processing speeds, bandwidth, and compute performance capabilities.

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The big picture: Canada at Hannover Messe – Growing the country’s advanced manufacturing capabilities

Automation Mag

Canada is a serious player in advanced manufacturing and NGen’s role at Hannover Messe is threefold: to benchmark and learn about cutting-edge technologies and applications worldwide, to increase the visibility of Canadian advanced manufacturing companies and to prepare to showcase Canada’s strengths in 2025.

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Is Industry 4.0, smart manufacturing working for you?

Control Engineering

These allow companies to benchmark performances against industry standards and best practices, often times including a holistic evaluation of the company. These gains are all publicized and can be used as a benchmark for realistic KPI improvements. such as Acatech’s Industry 4.0 initiatives to measure progress. In general, Industry 5.0

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Comment: Why technological transformation matters in manufacturing

E&T

The nature of the factory floor and supply chains continues to evolve, hailing a new era of efficiency and agility driven by automation, data analytics, and interconnected systems. Innovative technologies have the potential to revolutionise every aspect of the value chain.

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Bringing clean stored energy to the fore

Manufacturer's Monthly

An over-reliance on raw commodities has been touted in this country for some time, but Chilcote sees an effective path ahead, of which developing a lithium- battery value chain can play an important role. Energy Renaissance has taken the learnings from its pilot program to avoid costly mistakes in its automation and robotics design.

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Empowering GCC Trade Through Smart Ports Innovation

Frost & Sullivan Manufacturing

Automated and Robotic Systems , such as automated cranes and self-driving cars, are used for container handling. With the ongoing progress of technology, there is a possibility for further incorporation of innovative solutions like 5G connectivity, improved robots, and more refined AI algorithms.