In this episode of Great Question, our editors discuss real-world applications of artificial intelligence in manufacturing and what they learned last week at Automate 2025.
Results of a new global survey by Hexagon’s ETQ notes growing reliance on technology to make up for fewer qualified humans to run and maintain their production lines.
Such threads record a product’s lifecycle—connecting data from design to its disposal—and allow for features that make up each product variant to be remembered for the product...
Supply chains may come to resemble those during the pandemic, so manufacturers, needing better data and more visibility on the chaos, might increase tech spend and speed their...
Once viewed as groupings of local computing nodes, the edge has matured into a critical enabler of unified operations, intelligent automation, and seamless cloud integration.
No longer a future trend, it’s one more use for the technology that didn’t exist until a short time ago—and it can keep plants from overproduction, stockouts, excess inventory...
Respondents to Deloitte study report up to 20% production output gains, a 20% rise in employee productivity, and 15% in unlocked capacity due to their adoption of new technology...
No surprise, AI is the tool, and companies are utilizing the technology increasingly for data analytics and predictive and proactive maintenance, and they are automating tasks...
At CES, the automaker marked its progress at Woven City, a small campus near Mount Fuji that blends inventors with regular citizens. In doing so the company touted its yearslong...
