The future of digital manufacturing: making Industry 4.0 a reality

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Mark Purcell CXV Global Solutions
Automation, artificial intelligence, augmented reality and robotics are among the tools manufacturers can deploy to benefit from radical digital transformation.
As the world awaits a Covid-19 vaccine, the cold truth is that finding an effective vaccine is only the first step. Even if one is approved for use, however, a distinct manufacturing and supply chain challenge lies ahead.
“Seven billion of us are going to need this vaccine and it’ll be challenging to do it in a production & wider supply chain environment that isn’t designed to increase its output at that rate in such a short space of time,” says Mark Purcell, President and COO of digital manufacturing specialists CXV Global...

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Five ways machine learning will transform manufacturing in 2021

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