Blog tagged as Smart Manufacturing

OEM manufacturers are grappling with fragmented design practices, siloed tools, and tribal engineering workflows. This blog explores how a next-gen approach to digital twins can help OEMs accelerate design, commissioning, and empower multi-disciplinary teams.

This article explores how human capital development is key to the future of manufacturing. Mfg technology should be human centric, to augment the capabilities of the next-gen talent to onboard, train and perform their roles .

his blog explores how Digital Twins and Connected Worker technologies can modernize manufacturing. Learn how AI-driven insights, AR training, and remote support reduce training time, improve compliance, and enhance efficiency, helping factories scale for the next-gen workforce

Cost estimation is a critical factor in manufacturing, impacting budgets, timelines, and overall ROI. With digital twins, manufacturers can simulate, validate, and optimize costs before physical deployment—reducing risks and improving decision-making.

Partnering with an automation builder, a manufacturer optimized its induction hardening process with digital twins and a SCARA robot, boosting efficiency by 20% and adding Industry 4.0 capabilities. Simulations minimized design risks, ensuring smooth deployment and workforce adoption