Digital twin & its practical implementation in Industries
Digital twin refers to the exact virtual prototype of an object, process, or system covering its entire life cycle. This prototype is…
Digital twin refers to the exact virtual prototype of an object, process, or system covering its entire life cycle. This prototype is…
When manufacturing began to embrace digital technology a decade ago, it acquired a new term: smart manufacturing, or Industry 4.0. By incorporating…
The current IoT landscape is highly OEM-centric – it is heavily OEM-data-biased and at first services the interests of the equipment manufacturer….
Manufacturing is embarking on a data-driven revolution, but as with all transformations, realizing its full potential will take the right actions, both…
Artificial intelligence (AI) has altered how businesses maintain, monitor, and construct infrastructure. In the damage prevention sector, advancements such as 24-hour monitoring…
Consumer-driven Manufacturing Consumer preferences fluctuate at the same rate as technology advances, making it challenging for producers to respond rapidly enough to…
Manufacturing is rapidly reviving, unfazed by substantial labor and supply chain issues. To continue this pace, producers must balance increased risks with…
What are Lighthouses? During The World Economic Forum’s 13th Annual Meeting, added ten new factories to the Lighthouse Network, a WEF initiative…