(IIoT) and Industry 4.0 are opening up new possibilitiess to cut costs and increase throughput. Increasingly, IIoT solutions for composite parts manufacturers use a combination of automation hardware and AI software to deliver radical productivity improvements.
How can you reproduce the product performance you achieved during prototyping stage and the sales process, on a consistent and cost effective basis?
How do you ensure that the model you’ve developed for producing these products is indeed sustainable and more over – profitable?
Cyber security is a big consideration for discrete manufacturers when implementing IIoT (Industrial Internet of things). Many companies are delaying investments due to cyber security concerns. Meanwhile, many others are enthusiastically adopting digital manufacturing technology without taking appropriate security precautions.
Frost & Sullivan analyst report: 2018 IIoT software for manufacturing digitalizatiom & optimization award built on its in-depth technical know-how and nearly decade-long experience in designing smart automation.
During the course of production, quality issues are bound to occur, but the real issue is whether they are “nipped in the bud” or whether they will evolve into much bigger problems. Defective parts can easily slip through the full manufacturing process, only to be discovered when it’s too late. Ideally, such discoveries are made before shipping.
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This white paper presents an alternative, holistic decision framework that allows for increased visibility and process control as a basis for dramatic improvements of production efficiencies.
This paper will focus on measuring material utilization during the nesting/cutting processes.
