WHAT DOES ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE MEAN FOR MANUFACTURING?
Open IIOT asked Dr Zygmunt Szpak, a senior research associate at the Australian Institute for Machine Learning, to explain artificial intelligence in a nutshell. Dr
WHAT DOES ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE MEAN FOR MANUFACTURING?
Open IIOT asked Dr Zygmunt Szpak, a senior research associate at the Australian Institute for Machine Learning, to explain artificial intelligence in a nutshell. Dr
Shaping the future at CEBIT 2019
CEBIT Australia took place at Sydney’s International Convention Centre this week. Running between 29 and 31 October, CEBIT 2019 featured over 200 expert speakers. They
“The investment of production technology is normally a long-term investment so you you will have to rely on it for 10 to 15 years. So, basically what you want to do is you want to invest in a modular concept.”
“For me, any organisation or company looking to make an investment for the future needs to be open to new ways and technology. It’s key, it’s paramount. But also, they must commit to making the change, even in small steps.”
“Currently, a lot of the machinery is standalone machinery. From a maintenance point of view, it has been reactive, where, when machine breaks down, then I’ll fix it.”
“It’s been determined through various studies that compressors contribute about 60 to 65 per cent of the energy usage on any manufacturing site.
“Before you jump into any big plan, go back to basics: understand the business vision, criteria, what the main goals are.”
DEMONSTRATION DAY PROVIDES EASY INTRO TO INDUSTRY 4.0
As if to prove that collaboration is central to any Industry 4.0 strategy, Open IIoT held the second of its east coast demonstration days in
Join us as we explore the steps to implementation of Industry 4.0 You’ve heard all about it, but have you seen it in action? The Open
LEVEL SENSING AND MESSAGING TO LOGISTICS PARTNER
Production processes in milling centers typically use cooling liquids (in order to reduce friction, to cool tool as well as workpiece and to remove metal
Open IIoT is an Industry 4.0 collaboration of some of Australia’s most prominent automation brands – SMC Corporation, Beckhoff Automation, NORD Drivesystems, Balluff and Argus. In 2018 our members formed a cohort to deliver valuable, efficient and easy-to-understand information on IIoT and Industry 4.0.