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Manufacturing

Top 3 Ways AI is Transforming Manufacturing Operations

 

Webinar Summary

The movement toward “Industry 4.0”, the fourth industrial revolution, relies heavily on artificial intelligence (AI). This evolution takes the emphasis on digital technology from previous decades to an entirely different level through interconnectivity with AI, IoT, access to real-time data, and more. Industry 4.0 offers a more comprehensive, interlinked, and holistic approach to manufacturing, providing more insights to business managers into every aspect of their operation.

The market for AI in manufacturing is projected to see the largest growth year over year of any market, rising at a compound annual growth rate of 33.5%. This means manufacturers are starting to understand the value AI can provide in efficiency, cost savings, downtime, output, quality, and more. The top three manufacturing sectors deploying AI currently are Automotive/OEMs, Automotive Suppliers, and Heavy Machinery, with the rest of the industry catching up quickly.

The quick growth in the implementation of AI in facilities and factories is due to its ability to increase efficiency and allow for precise quality management, handle massive volumes of data in real-time, make choices instantly, and automate procedures. According to a recent Deloitte survey, 85% of companies think AI has made or will make a visible impact on their organization. Among these, 27% believe AI has already brought value to their operations, and 56% believe AI will bring value in the next 1-5 years.

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AI is solving some of the top challenges in the manufacturing domain, and here are what the top trends look like as we head into 2024:

  • AI’s usage will grow quickly as it’s being used to automate manufacturing processes: Many factories are already reducing production costs, improving work safety, and boosting productivity because of AI.
  • Predictive analytics will be at the forefront of operating managers’ minds: The ability to accurately forecast outcomes is still the top priority. Anticipating when the running machinery could break and preparing the necessary repairs in advance enables manufacturers to avoid future problems and can save millions of dollars. This improves plant safety while increasing productivity by reducing unplanned downtime.
  • AI is accelerating progress toward the Sustainable Development Goals: BCG found that AI may save between $1.3 trillion and $2.6 trillion in income and cost reductions while reducing greenhouse gas emissions by 2.6 to 5.3 gigatonnes of CO2. AI and analytics will be used by businesses to determine their carbon footprints and identify areas for improvement.

About the Speakers

Andrea Omidifar

Andrea Omidifar is the Director of Solution Architecture for SparkCognition, a leading Industrial AI company. She and her team help businesses adopt Data Science and Machine Learning capabilities to operations, maintenance, and safety-minded organizations across the oil & gas, energy, and manufacturing sectors. With a background in Industrial Engineering and Data Science, she values the efficiency that can be gained by automation in the workplace and advocates for human-centered design and applying deliberate thoughtfulness to the impact that AI technology solutions bring to our every-day professional lives. In her free time you can find her road cycling in the hills of Austin, TX.

Bhavana Brar

Bhavana Brar is the Senior Director of Programs at SparkCognition, where she is responsible for leading the program management, engineering execution, and customer success for our awarded contracts and ensuring cutting-edge AI solutions are provided to our customers. Prior to joining SparkCognition, Bhavana worked at NI (now Emerson) and has 20 years of experience in a variety of engineering and management roles - ranging from managing global SW engineering teams, managing Semiconductor SW product/program portfolios/strategy, Chief of Staff, Engineering Site Leader and has successfully overseen multiple large-scale and complex projects and strategic initiatives. Bhavana holds a Bachelor's and Master of Science in Electrical/Biomedical Engineering from Texas A&M and is passionate about applying her interdisciplinary knowledge and skills to solve challenging and impactful problems.

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Unlock the power of Industry 4.0 with AI and IoT. Explore how real-time data and automation are reshaping manufacturing, driving efficiency and quality to new heights. Dive into the top trends for 2024.

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