Siemens and Dow have created a testbed to help bring digital transformation to chemical process manufacturing. This will allow frontline chemical process workers to help inform the development of ...

Manufacturers large and small are moving their processes into the digital world. The efficiency benefits are clear and well-documented across every industry. That prompts plenty of pressure on ...

For a life sciences manufacturer seeking to predict process conditions, digital twin might just be the answer they’re looking for. Digital twin is a term with several different definitions and it is ...

Digital twins extend beyond designs and engineering, transforming manufacturing processes by integrating manufacturing execution systems (MES). This article explores the crucial role of MES in ...

The digital transformation of industry has been ongoing for years, as more companies digitize legacy equipment through network connections, employ edge and cloud computing for data analysis and ...

If you want to optimize the use of machinery, materials and labor and ensure orders are completed on time and to standard, then a digital workflow is a great step towards creating a smarter ...

Shortly after finding success with a digital collaboration combining the expertise of universities and major pharma players like AstraZeneca and GSK, the United Kingdom’s Centre for Process Innovation ...

Researchers from IMDEA Materials Institute and the Technical University of Madrid (UPM) have developed an innovative Digital Twin that enables real-time analysis of composite materials manufacturing.

Manufacturing continues to stand as one of the final frontiers to digital transformation. We are now a decade into Industry 4.0, and all of us can agree that it’s been an exhilarating ten years.

The development of more advanced AI has been making huge waves lately as the technology becomes integrated into more and more aspects of daily life. That includes personal computing, like with new ...

Medical device manufacturing is a high-stakes game where efficiency meets precision. With tight regulations, complex designs, and a need for speed, how do companies stay ahead without cutting corners?