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Cloud-based Technologies Can Drive the Future of Europe’s Automotive Industry

i4.0 today

In July 2021, the German Association of the Automotive Industry, known as Verband der Automobilindustrie (VDA), cut its forecast for production growth from 13 percent to 3 percent, citing supply-chain disruptions, including a shortage of semiconductors. billion pounds ($3.30 Euros) to costs. billion pounds ($3.30 Euros) to costs.

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AI-powered digital twins: Rockwell Automation enhances Emulate3D with NVIDIA Omniverse integration

Automation Mag

As lines scale, larger digital twins require more computational power, risking bottlenecks. Automation leaders need scalable solutions to achieve full factory-scale models, building on digital twin successes.

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How Additive Manufacturing Can Help Fix the Supply Chain

Fastener News Desk

This has taken the form of long lead times, as well as stalling of production when parts needed for manufacturing fail. Efficiency is critical for businesses to remain competitive, so these bottlenecks can be extremely damaging. There is a potential solution, however: additive manufacturing. Industry 4.0

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A vision of manufacturing resilience and flexibility

Manufacturer's Monthly

“I think there’s an internal driver in Australia which combines innovation culture with real manufacturing capabilities,” Terem said. For Markforged, we are manufacturing- focused and in Australia, there is a real need and real adoption.”. Markforged has 10,000+ connected printers globally.