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Utilizing virtual twins to improve manufacturing operations

Control Engineering

Virtual twin insights Manufacturers face many challenges including evolving technology, rising costs, shrinking profit margins with sustainability concerns and persistent supply chain instability. Supply chain instability. On the last point, Bradford said, “COVID is over, but the supply chain issues are not.”

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Taking your first steps into Industrial Automation?

Manufacturer's Monthly

Written by Jon Young Flores – Group Owner- Agribusiness, Manufacturing, Logistics & Retail. Industrial automation can improve productivity, lower costs, deliver agile manufacturing and provide a solution to today’s skill shortages, supply chain challenges and economic instability.

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Perpetual Wisdom

Dinesh Mishra

Technological advancements are driving a shift towards Industry 4.0, with a focus on digitization and smart manufacturing. Global market dynamics also play a crucial role, as the industry is affected by global economic conditions and trends in international markets. modules that enhance manufacturing efficiency.

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Adapting with agility with the latest vision and artificial intelligence capabilities

Automation Mag

I mplementing agile manufacturing production processes with Industry 4.0 technologies can be a transformative endeavour for small and medium-sized manufacturers (SMEs). Agile manufacturing places a strong emphasis on responding rapidly to ever-changing customer demands. Industry 4.0