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Articles tagged as Manufacturing

What skills do frontline workers need for low-code tools?

Frontline workers already use smartphones for various tasks such as banking and ride-hailing, demonstrating a widespread digital fluency that translates to using low-code tools. This familiarity with technology provides a solid foundation for adopting low-code platforms. Low-Code…

Is Your Company Falling Behind in the IIoT Revolution?

A new report reveals that Industrial IoT (IIoT) is transforming industries, driving efficiency and productivity gains for companies worldwide. This technology is no longer a futuristic concept, it's essential for staying competitive in today's rapidly evolving…

Scalability in No-Code Solutions: Balancing Flexibility and Control

Scalability in no-code solutions is crucial for adapting to changing business needs, handling large data volumes, and empowering various users without overwhelming existing IT infrastructure or creating security risks. It's not simply about the vendor's capacity to…

10 Ways Robotics Leads to Stronger Manufacturing

Manufacturing is second only to medicine as the most time-sensitive business there is, with the livelihoods of every employee hanging in the balance. Simply put, manufacturers live and die by how well they manage time, resources,…

Data Integration: The Cornerstone of IIoT and AI in Industry

Data integration is a critical component for realizing the full potential of the Industrial Internet of Things (IIoT) and Artificial Intelligence (AI) in industrial settings. By enabling the aggregation and analysis of data from various sources,…

What are the risks of using AI in manufacturing?

Artificial intelligence promises transformative gains for manufacturers, but deploying AI on the shop floor introduces risks that many organizations underestimate. IIoT World examines the most critical challenges facing industrial AI adoption: poor data quality that produces…

Toyota’s Two-Pronged Approach to IIoT

Toyota's investment in the Industrial Internet of Things (IIoT) is characterized by a strategic, two-pronged approach that balances long-term digital transformation initiatives with smaller, immediate-impact projects. This method not only drives substantial technological advancements but also…

Navigating Regulatory and Technological Shifts in IIoT Security

The Industrial Internet of Things (IIoT) has revolutionized manufacturing, offering unprecedented connectivity and efficiency. However, this connectivity brings significant cybersecurity challenges. As manufacturers integrate IIoT into their operations, understanding and navigating regulatory and technological shifts becomes…

Low-Code Tools Empower Shop Floor Workers and Improve Efficiency

In the dynamic world of manufacturing, complexity, and rapid changes present significant challenges. Innovative solutions such as low-code tools and open-source software are transforming the industry, making it more efficient and adaptable. This article explores how…