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How the Digital Twin is Disrupting Automotive Manufacturing

Conventional automotive supply chain manufacturing maintenance has relied upon empirical observations and human measurements of equipment. This approach could only sample machine performance at
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Improving Quality in Automotive Manufacturing

The automotive industry is second to none for world class quality controls across their entire supply chain. To maintain this standard, suppliers must adhere to rigid development requirements
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As buzzwords go, the Internet of Things (IoT) and the Industrial Internet of Things (IIoT) have been prominent features in manufacturing shop floors throughout the last decade, and this isn’t going
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    The Future of Manufacturing: Sensors, 3-D Printers, and Data Science: "Over the next 10 years, factories and manufacturing facilities will worry less about buying new equipment and more about outfitting their spaces with an array of high-tech sensors and routers."

    Six Traits of the Next Generation of Leaders: "As the global economy continues to evolve, driven by technology, politics and changing attitudes, the traits of successful leaders may also evolve. Characteristics of successful leadership fifty years ago may fall flat today."

    When machine tools communicate with each other: "This is said to create added value for the machine operator in the form, for example, of higher machine availability, better machine utilization, optimization of production and process, or the possibility of judging the quality of the workpiece during or directly after production."
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