Due to internal paradigms or industry related regulations/certifications, manufacturing facilities typically expand their current processes or make small incremental changes to reduce risk. The ramifications are a stagnant manufacturing process that makes it harder to compete effectively in the future. There are many technologies available today that provide significant leaps in efficiency and manufacturing capability.
This presentation will describe some case studies and walk through how to break the cycle of "this is how we've always done it" and help US manufacturing make major leaps forward by successfully phasing in new technologies. Topics will including digitalization, automation, analytics, AI, and programming/machining concepts that are rarely utilized.
This presentation will describe some case studies and walk through how to break the cycle of "this is how we've always done it" and help US manufacturing make major leaps forward by successfully phasing in new technologies. Topics will including digitalization, automation, analytics, AI, and programming/machining concepts that are rarely utilized.