Digital Transformation

Articles

Tim Shope, Hargrove Controls & Automation
Manufacturing's risk-averse culture is delaying AI adoption, but the industry’s workforce is aging and economic pressures are mounting. This means there’s still time for early adopters to gain competitive advantages through AI-powered applications like predictive operations and automated troubleshooting.
Aveva Operations Center platform
Manufacturers have spent years adding sensors to lay the groundwork for digital transformation and data-driven decision making. Now the focus turns to scaling this connectivity...
Greg Powers, Gray AES
As artificial intelligence revolutionizes manufacturing, adoption of the technology is still hindered by challenges like data quality, legacy infrastructure and workforce adaptation...
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Low-code app development in manufacturing
From productivity and product development to speeding time to market, manufacturers are finding low-code software to be a boost in bringing domain expertise to apps.
Dan Malyszko, Malisko Engineering
It’s not about deploying new technology for technology’s sake, it’s about getting advanced tools into the hands of the people to create smarter operations and transform manufacturing...
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Automated production cell with robot arm
Six experts from across the industrial automation sector weigh in with their expectations about the technologies manufacturers will use most effectively this year.
The Pro.Lean module, part of Emerson’s Movicon platform
Though it’s still early in industry’s digital transformation journey, real world applications show how manufacturers are boosting maintenance, quality and production operations...
Rockwell Automation's Blake Moret (left) and Nvidia's Rev Lebaredian at Automation Fair 2024.
Rockwell Automation's Blake Moret and Nvidia's Rev Lebaredian explore how combining simulation and domain expertise is making technology easier to work with.

Videos

Software Defined Manufacturing
Discover how software-defined automation systems enable manufacturers to build flexible, future-ready solutions using components from multiple vendors, while eliminating vendor...
digital manufacturing dashboard
How manufacturers use data analytics, AI-powered vision inspection systems, augmented reality, and digital twins for applications ranging from OEE improvements to predictive maintenance...
Industrial Artificial Intelligence Copilots
One of the major areas in which AI is revolutionizing manufacturing can be seen in the rise of industrial co-pilot technologies. Unlike general digital assistants, co-pilots leverage...
2025 Manufacturing Technology Trends
Key trends in industrial workforce development, sustainability, and supply chain transformation using advanced robotics and manufacturing-specific AI.