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AI in manufacturing: Where it’s been and where it’s going

Control Engineering

Manufacturing AI insights The integration of AI into discrete manufacturing aligns with the concept of Industry 4.0, The future of AI in manufacturing will be able to help with machine learning algorithms to reduce downtime, improve efficiency and extend equipment lifecycles.

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Taking a dynamic approach to safety

Control Engineering

and digital twins offer manufacturers an opportunity to improve safety by enhancing situational awareness. objects, which can give the manufacturer better insights on how to improve safety. Conventional safety concepts do not consider the sources and effects of cyber threats that could create new hazards.

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Smart motor market growth due to increased automation, IoT technology

Control Engineering

The sophisticated features and technology contained in smart motors are frequently more expensive, necessitating careful consideration of the long-term advantages and return on investment by enterprises. The shift to renewable energy sources gives enormous potential for smart motors.

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FABTECH 2022: Where Innovation Meets Opportunities

Fabricating & Metal Work

Pavilions are dedicated to 3D/additive manufacturing; finishing; forming & fabricating; METALFORM; robotics & industrial automation; tube & pipe; welding; and welding automation. The SimTrans program works more powerfully than ever to allow enterprise control of distributive manufacturing between separate locations.