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2024 Product Releases: An Inside Look

In a recent webinar led by Rutherford Wilson, Chief Product Officer at MachineMetrics, attendees were given an exclusive preview of the features set to be released in 2024. While some of these
MachineMetrics / Mar 28, 2024

Introducing Batch Connect Machines

We're excited to release a new feature aimed at helping manufacturers connect their equipment faster than ever before. Batch Connect is designed to streamline and expedite the machine connectivity
MachineMetrics / Feb 22, 2024

Introducing Condition Monitoring Workflows

Automating Actionability With Real-Time Machine Conditions What’s New At MachineMetrics, we're excited to unveil our latest feature: Condition Monitoring Workflows. This addition enhances the
MachineMetrics / Jan 29, 2024

AI in Manufacturing: Beyond the Buzz - What's Real?

The Buzz of AI - What's Real? Amidst the rapid technological evolution, the manufacturing industry stands at the beginning of a monumental shift driven not only by fancy machines, gears, or assembly
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    Graham Immerman Industry 4.0 / March 06, 2019

    Industry 4.0 Keywords You Should Know

    Do you know the top keywords for Industry 4.0?

    There are plenty of buzzwords floating around the industry. It can be difficult to keep up with trending topics that are referenced in magazines, online content, and across shop floors.

    That’s why we figured it would be helpful to create “The MachineMetrics IIoT Manufacturing Dictionary” as a reference resource for those seeking definition or better understanding of any buzzword, keyword, or term pertaining to the new age of manufacturing. As this the dictionary continues to evolve, we welcome any and all definition feedback, definition requests, and definition refinement.

    The Industrial IoT Dictionary.

    Recommended ReadWords to go: Industry 4.0 basicsSource: http://searcherp.techtarget.com

    One thing is certain: A fast-moving digital transformation is taking place in manufacturing as forward-thinking manufacturers bring advanced technologies, like AI, additive manufacturing and augmented reality, to factory floors.Smart factory: Commonly referred to as the result of Industry 4.0, a smart factory is a manufacturing facility that runs on its own with the use of technologies like robots, AI and IoT.Read More
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