Digital manufacturing, also referred to as Industry 4.0, is an integrated approach to manufacturing, bringing together physical machines, data and human beings to transform the manufacturing process.

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 ...

Using patent intelligence data from the FounderNest platform, alongside funding, partnership, and deployment signals across the market, Felix Gonzalez highlights where AI and digital technologies are ...

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.

Smart Manufacturing. Factory of the Future. Industry 4.0. These are the buzzwords used by those driving the manufacturing world forward. At the heart of these concepts is digital manufacturing and ...

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 ...

In industrial engineering, digital twins—computer models of systems or processes—let scientists try out ideas before finalizing designs. In addition, on the factory floor, twins can model processes in ...

Momentum is building for digital twins in semiconductor manufacturing, tying together the various processes and steps to improve efficiency and quality, and to enable more flexibility in the fab and ...