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Revving Up Discrete Manufacturing: Is Your Manufacturing Data Ready for AI?

iBASEt

The Current State of AI in Complex Discrete Manufacturing AI clearly has staying power and will continue to gain momentum as new use cases and applications are discovered. The complex discrete manufacturing industry is already making strides in AI adoption. appeared first on iBase-t.

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How to automate: Best Control Engineering advice, August 2023

Control Engineering

Cybersecurity, analytics, integrating manufacturing execution systems (MES) and enterprise resource planning (ERP) systems and robotics to combat the labor shortage are among the key trends shaping the industry’s future.

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Breaking the Cycle of Quality Challenges in Aerospace & Defense

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Leveraging Model-Based Enterprise and MES for Superior Manufacturing Outcomes Maintaining quality is non-negotiable in high-complexity manufacturing, especially in sectors like aerospace and defense (A&D). Regulatory requirements mandate a thorough quality approach starting from the production’s onset.

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Why ERP Alone Won’t Transform the Shop Floor – Questions Manufacturers Should Ask Their ERP Provider

iBASEt

Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) and Manufacturing Execution Systems (MES) are pivotal technologies for today’s leading manufacturers who are pursuing digital first operations.

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More answers on bridging the gap from edge to cloud MES to make automation more effective

Control Engineering

Question : How do you address the security risk of enterprise resource planning (ERP) data going through MES to Level 2 to run batches, start production runs, changes grades? Andersen: Please see: “ Modern edge computing accelerates smart manufacturing initiatives for discrete manufacturers.”

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ProMat 2023: Intralogistics, software and motion in focus

Control Engineering

Location intelligence in intralogistics: Siemens Location Intelligence software expands the Siemens Simatic RTLS (real-time locating system) locating platform to include the digital twin of performance and warehouse.

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Four manufacturing applications that benefit from under-rider AMRs

Control Engineering

Tasks can be manually triggered via a wireless button, tablet or automatically through a programmable logic controller (PLC) or a connection to an upstream enterprise resource planning (ERP) system, manufacturing execution system (MES) or warehouse management system (WMS) via an applied program interface (API).