Researchers at the Fraunhofer Institute for Factory Operation and Automation IFF have developed cognitive robot capabilities that can handle complex tasks in manufacturing that were previously impossible to automate.
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Whenever vehicle production equipment fails at a BMW Group plant, every minute counts. The maintenance team must work quickly to identify and resolve the cause of the fault. Now, employees can ask the new digital AI assistant, “Factory Genius”, for help: It can suggest solutions for the specific system problem within seconds, reducing the time required for error diagnosis to a minimum.
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Hexagon’s Manufacturing Intelligence Division has announced a major release of ESPRIT EDGE, its industry-leading computer-aided manufacturing (CAM) software, addressing productivity and skills challenges with AI services powered by Hexagon’s cloud based Nexus platform.
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Siemens and NVIDIA announced today an expansion of their partnership to accelerate the next era of industrial AI and digitalization and enable the factory of the future.
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An MIT Technology Review Insights survey of global manufacturers found that 57 % of executives identify data quality as their biggest obstacle to scaling AI, a view shared by half of leaders in electronics and high-tech production.
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Siemens and Audi are revolutionizing manufacturing processes with software-defined automation and artificial intelligence (AI). The long-standing partnership is accelerating innovation for the automotive industry by focusing on integrating virtual and hardware controllers, enhancing safety functions, and streamlining production processes.
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As the world rapidly embraces Generative AI and Agentic AI, a new frontier is emerging—Physical AI, where artificial intelligence meets the physical world through robotics and automation. At the forefront of this evolution is 3D Infotech, a pioneer in adaptive manufacturing and quality control automation.
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As manufacturers around the world push toward greater automation, flexibility, and quality in their production lines, one technology is rapidly transforming the way visual inspections are conducted on the shop floor.
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With Inbolt’s AI powered 3D vision, manufacturers can now automate screw insertion, bolt rundown, glue application and other high-precision tasks on parts moving down the line without costly infrastructure investments or cycle time compromises.
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Musashi AI, an industrial automation technology company specializing in AI-based automated visual inspection technology, has announced that it will introduce the latest updates to its Cendiant Inspect turnkey AI software and its Automated Shaft Inspector at Automate 2025 in Detroit, May 12–15.
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