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While 2023 marked the world’s formal introduction to AI with the debut of ChatGPT, 2024 was defined by the exploration of its limitless potential and capabilities, as many early adopters dove in headfirst. Now, as we head into 2025, AI

As we look ahead to the future of manufacturing, Deloitte’s 2025 Smart Manufacturing Outlook highlights several critical trends that will significantly shape the sector in the coming year. Manufacturers are entering an era of transformation, with technological advancements and shifting workforce dynamics

IIoT World’s latest booklet, "Enhancing Manufacturing Processes Through AI and Low-Code Integration," is a must-read resource for manufacturers looking to leverage cutting-edge technologies to drive efficiency, innovation, and productivity. This guide delves into the synergy between AI and low-code platforms, offering actionable

Implementing AI in manufacturing holds great promise, but the path to success is often littered with obstacles. Despite the hype, many AI projects fail to deliver on their potential. Here are some common reasons why AI projects fail in manufacturing: Data

In an era where advanced technology drives efficiency, AI and IIoT (Industrial Internet of Things) are shaping the future of manufacturing. "Harnessing AI and IIoT for Manufacturing Excellence," a new booklet from IIoT World, delves into how these innovations are

‘Tis the season for both celebration and innovation! While December ushers in the holiday spirit, it also brings a calendar packed with high-impact events. Whether you are attending in-person or virtually, these events offer exceptional opportunities to connect with industry

In an era of heightened competitive pressure and skilled labor shortages, the manufacturing industry faces immense challenges in productivity and efficiency. Siemens is at the forefront of addressing these challenges by introducing powerful, generative AI-driven solutions with its Industrial Copilot. At

The manufacturing sector is undergoing a significant transformation driven by advancements in artificial intelligence (AI) and low-code technologies. As companies increasingly adopt these innovative tools, they encounter a unique set of challenges and opportunities that shape the future workforce. While

One of the most significant hurdles in deploying AI in manufacturing is access to the right data. While AI has the potential to transform industrial operations, its effectiveness is often limited by the availability of high-quality data. The data required