According to the World Economic Forum, the manufacturing industry produces 16% of the global GDP, significantly contributing to the world’s economy. However, at the same time, it is responsible...
Additive manufacturing refers to a process whereby three-dimensional (3D) model data is used to join materials to make 3D objects. This is alternatively known as freeform manufacturing and includes...
The concept of smart manufacturing and the Industrial Internet of Things (IIoT) are two of the most famous terms the manufacturing industry has been hearing for some years now. ...
Cloud computing has been a popular term in digital software solutions for some time now. It integrates all information regarding the business in a cloud, which in other words,...
Throughout the years, the agricultural industry has had to address various demands, heightening the need to adopt innovative solutions. When it comes to remote sensor technologies it has been...
Predictive Maintenance, commonly abbreviated as PdM, uses sensors to gain real-time data and predict when an asset will require maintenance. This allows managers to take preventive measures to ensure...
A manufacturer’s role, simply put, can be divided into two. This includes, firstly, the actual production process that occurs in the manufacturing factory and, secondly, the delivery of finished...
The Architecture, Engineering and Construction (AEC) sectors are three industries which directly cater to global infrastructure. Companies in the governmental or private sector of these industries must ensure that...
Due to various misconceptions, some manufacturers hold back from fully optimising their company for better performance because they do not know how smart MES systems provide full visibility. With...
Digital twin is referred to digital models of actual objects that can be changed over time. This is popularly used to run simulations before making costly changes in real...
