Want to see IoTco in action? Explore our case studies and discover how we’ve helped companies like yours reduce costs, enhance productivity and improve efficiencies.
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Want to see IoTco in action? Explore our case studies and discover how we’ve helped companies like yours reduce costs, enhance productivity and improve efficiencies.
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The Fourth Industrial Revolution is upon us. It addresses many challenges and mitigates risks facing all manufactures today while creating new ways to generate revenue and win. Simply put, Industry 4.0 marries the best practices of traditional manufacturing and the technological world. It makes use of smart equipment and automation that analyze, monitor, self-diagnose and communicate with other machines and human coworkers.
Read moreThe journey toward smart manufacturing through digitalization can seem overwhelming when we find ourselves mired in too many parameters and variables to analyze and simply too much data.
Big Data gets bigger and soon we are swimming in our own data lake!
Often there are self-doubts as to the direction we are going, and we tend to have second thoughts about the end results. It starts to feel like we are boiling the ocean, especially if the results are not promising.
The factory of the future represents a transformation from traditional automation to fully connected and flexible system using streams of data from connected operations. Production environments learn and adjust to new demands. Here is a framework of six key steps to guide you along that journey, regardless of a plant’s current maturity level.
Read moreThe concept of smart manufacturing, including the many technologies and solutions that transform and
optimize manufacturing, isn’t new. It’s been around for more than two decades. However, even with its relatively mature status, many manufacturers nd it to be a target that remains beyond their reach.
One might want to blame the continually evolving technology landscape, which requires regular evaluation and investment, or the reliance on old ways of doing business that still serve some manufacturers reasonably well.
The 2021 State of Manufacturing Report from Fictiv, conducted with Dimensional Research and released this past April, states that the industry “already is quickly rebounding from the severe disruptions brought on by the COVID19 global pandemic, with new investments in digital transformation aimed at improving speed, resilience and sustainability.”
Read moreCustomer: NIPPON STEEL & SUMITOMO METAL CORPORATION
Synopsis: NIPPON STEEL & SUMITOMO METAL CORPORATION was looking to improve its ability to prevent failures and minimize the risk of production delays at its steel plants. We created a process that combined several algorithms, including envelope analysis, cepstrum analysis and frequency band energy analysis to detect hidden abnormalities and degradation.
Read moreCustomer: KOMATSU
Synopsis: KOMATSU was looking to improve its ability to predict failures in construction and mining equipment. After analyzing pleiotropically industrial big data collected from their machines and equipment sensors, we detected hidden anomalies and degradations in moving parts by using defined parameters and original algorithms.
Read moreCustomer: Tier 1 automotive supplier
Synopsis: A Tier 1 automotive supplier with over 300 robots was experiencing 25-30 robot failures a year. We developed a software solution to monitor robot health, prevent failures and eliminate unplanned downtime.
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