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Iscar’s Digital Tools For An Industry 4.0 Smart Factory
Industry revolutions have been happening since the 1700s and with every industrial revolution, a paradigm shift occurs which changes the way science and humanity interact, impacting the economy and industries in a major way worldwide.
We are now on our fourth industrial revolution and it is not simply about incorporating technology into industries but it is connecting the physical with the digital, empowering leaders to efficiently manage every aspect of their corporation and effectively leverage on the instant and massive data aiding in the growth of one’s business. Iscar, a multinational metalworking company, aims to create the factory of the future with their next-generation digital solutions for manufacturers.
In hopes of creating the ultimate dream of every manufacturer, Iscar’s latest developments relate to both cutting tools and the tool informational essentials as well.
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Kearney Launches Digital Model Factory
Global consulting firm Kearney and strategic partner LIFT Manufacturing Institute today officially launched the Digital Model Factory, a hands-on facility where industrial companies can explore how to best apply Industry 4.0 technologies in their operations.
The new Digital Model Factory (DMF) is located in LIFT’s 100,000 square foot facility in Corktown, Michigan ― a technology hub for the automotive, aerospace, and industrial sectors. The DMF features a manufacturing and assembly line equipped with advanced manufacturing analytics and augmented reality solutions that let visitors experience the power of digitally augmented operations.
“Together, Kearney and LIFT will help companies across the United States take the critical next step toward making digital manufacturing a reality on their factory floors,” said Doug Mehl, Kearney Partner and the firm’s Global Lead for Industry 4.0 Strategy. “Our shared mission is to drive a step change business performance.”
“We’re excited to bring Kearney’s deep Industry 4.0 expertise to our ecosystem of innovative OEMs, industrial suppliers, research institutes, workforce development organizations, educational institutions, and professional societies,” said Nigel Francis, CEO and Executive Director of LIFT, a public–private partnership between the U.S. Department of Defense, industry and academia.
Four key questions the Digital Model Factory answers:
Every manufacturer should address these questions as they consider their i4.0 strategy
What are my operational challenges?
A discovery process is needed to align business objectives, scope, and deliverables. Manufacturers will need to collect and analyze data to determine the problems and possible solutions.
What are the solutions?
Manufacturers should take a hard look at the baseline results while understanding and defining their current capabilities and gaps.
What will be the impact of the solutions?
Organizations need to create a prioritized list of initiatives with a strong business case for each as they define potential ecosystem partners.
How should the solutions be implemented?
It’s not just about creating an implementation road map. You must also factor in a continuous improvement plan.
What makes the Digital Model Factory unique?
The Digital Model Factory and Kearney’s strategic ops teams have built a comprehensive i4.0 transformation toolkit for our clients. The DMF offers immersive i4.0 demos and hands-on learning. Clients who use the DMF have an opportunity to:
- Experience i4.0 solutions, firsthand, on a demo production line of an electric scooter
- Workshop challenges, brainstorm solutions with Kearney i4.0 experts, and develop an implementation road map
- Collaborate with Kearney’s ecosystem partners to find customized solutions for specific challenges
What capabilities does the Digital Model Factory showcase?
The DMF demonstrates how i4.0 technologies can produce:
- Modular production lines
- Advanced quality control
- Material tracking and automated fulfillment
- Dynamic process updates and training
- Safety and ergonomics
The Digital Model Factory line gives organizations a chance to better imagine how they can incorporate i4.0 tech into their operations.
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Energy-Efficient Metal Forming Solutions
Faccin Group, with more than 30,000 units installed around the world and three of the most recognised brands in the metal forming industry – FACCIN, BOLDRINI and ROUNDO – is a leader in the design and fabrication of rolling and bending machines offering the widest range of high-quality options.
Our customers’ production needs are our primary drive to keep innovating. Thanks to a close collaboration with customers, technicians, and distributors, a new line of products and systems has been developed. Faccin’s R&D department has designed these machines aesthetically and conceptually based on five main guidelines:
● enhanced automation using advanced measuring systems
● connectivity and remote diagnostics
● Industry 4.0
● reduction of environmental impact
● increased safety
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Ericsson to support Malaysia’s digital transformation
Malaysia and its economy are poised to benefit from a 10-year 5G partnership between Ericsson (NASDAQ: ERIC) and Digital Nasional Berhad (DNB) to drive the nationwide deployment of the next-generation wireless cellular technology in Malaysia.
Ericsson enters 10-year partnership with Digital Nasional Berhad (DNB) to deliver a nationwide 5G single wholesale network for Malaysia.
5G’s speed, low-latency, and large-data-handling capabilities will digitally transform the nation, while creating a 5G ecosystem that will power innovation in areas such as artificial intelligence (AI), augmented reality (AR), virtual reality (VR) and automation across a range of enterprise, industry and multi-sector Internet of Things (IoT) use cases.
By utilizing the capabilities of 5G and accelerating the deployment of Malaysia’s nationwide 5G network and ecosystem, DNB will provide access and services to mobile service providers and others licensed by the regulators, to enable a world-class 5G experience and make Industry 4.0 a reality in Malaysia.
Ralph Marshall, Chief Executive Officer, DNB, says: “DNB is committed to delivering the best technology and innovation opportunities for Malaysians, businesses and government to ensure that Malaysia takes its place at the forefront of the global digital economy. We identified Ericsson to offer the best next generation 5G technology and professional services available to suit DNB’s specific and unique requirements.”
Ericsson’s participation in the national 5G project will see direct and indirect socio-economic contributions in areas such as job creation, partnership with Bumiputera and other local contractors and ecosystem players, and knowledge and capacity building in Malaysia.
David Hägerbro, Head of Ericsson Malaysia, Sri Lanka and Bangladesh, says: “5G is a platform for open innovation and is becoming the cornerstone upon which a country’s competitiveness is built. Malaysia’s and DNB’s commitment to accelerating the deployment of 5G is to be congratulated, as it will speed up the adoption of 5G nationally, bridge the digital divide and transform the nation. 5G will help to facilitate the government’s ambition to promote Malaysians to become technology creators through development of 5G applications and use cases.”
He adds: “With a 56-year legacy of contributing to Malaysia’s development, we are excited to be extending our commitment to the nation. Ericsson is confident that with our global 5G leadership and strong deployment capabilities, we will meet the deployment targets set by DNB.”
DNB’s exclusive partnership with Ericsson spans delivery of energy-efficient Ericsson Radio System products and solutions, including Ericsson Spectrum Sharing, a software for wide-area 5G coverage.
The scope also includes cloud-native 5G Core and 5G Radio Access (RAN) nationwide. Ericsson will also manage the unique requirements of a single wholesale network with its leading Managed Services offering, Ericsson Operations Engine. The solution will enhance the performance of DNB’s network using AI , automation and cognitive software to predict and prevent issues.
Ericsson’s end-to-end scope also includes operational support systems (OSS) and business support systems (BSS) solutions.
DNB is tasked with helping Malaysia to achieve its digital aspirations as outlined in the government’s MyDIGITAL blueprint, which plans to transform Malaysia into a digitally driven, high income nation and a leader in digital content, cyber security and digital economy in the Southeast Asia region.
DNB also supports the modernization of the nation’s mobile networks as part of the national digital infrastructure plan, Jalinan Digital Negara (Jendela), to ensure every Malaysian has quality internet connectivity.
DNB aims to launch Malaysia’s first 5G network in Kuala Lumpur, Putrajaya and Cyberjaya in the initial phase. Ericsson’s local presence and deployment expertise are key to meeting DNB’s target of 80 percent 5G nationwide population coverage by 2024.
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