Keyword: Industrial digitalization

In perfect production, the machinery would run non-stop at full speed and there would be no quality losses. In real life, however, variations and deviations are part of the daily life of every production plant.

Management of manufacturing processes requires simultaneous and seamless operation of separate systems.

Industrial operating environments change quickly. For a long time, it has been said that change is constant and must be taken into account in the activities. Nevertheless, hardly anyone has been able to prepare for the...

In the manufacturing industry, a digital twin is an instrument that enables us to prepare for situations and address problems.

The Industrial Internet of Things allows us to collect a huge amount of data that enables better decision-making for the business.

The business models of circular economy require a lot from logistics and the entire basis for business is lost if material management is inefficient and resources are wasted.

Would you like to work with a robot? A questionnaire published in Finland in summer 2018 asked Finns exactly this question. A third of respondents then affirmed that a robot was a pleasant workmate. I stopped to think...

Digital transformation changes the world, in some places faster than in others. While the consumption of printed newspapers will change to digital form over the years, the Uber and Pokémon phenomena influence entire...

Let us look at Industry 4.0 through the eyes of a Myth breaker discussing four myths about the fourth industrial revolution. First myth: “Industry 4.0 is the fourth industrial revolution” If the first industrial...