Real-World Riches: Unveiling the Magic of AR & AI in Industrial Manufacturing
Practical Effects of Crafting Artificial Intelligence and Enhanced Reality on Society
It's all about the buzz these days, with augmented reality systems and AI tech promising to revolutionize the way we work and boost productivity. But, how about the real deal? Do these technologies truly solve the day-to-day problems at the heart of industrial manufacturing? Can even a standard Joe Schmo company get them to perform as promised?
Join us as we sift through the media hype, and get the lowdown on the real-world impact of AR and AI. After all, it's results that matter!
In this riveting discussion, you'll:
- Glean the true potential of AR and AI in bolstering manufacturing processes
- Hear from real-life victors who've reaped the benefits of these technologies, showcasing true-blue use cases
- Grasp how these innovative techies help conquer challenges like efficiency, precision, and adaptability in the realm of industrial equipment manufacturing
- Walk away with actionable insights, real-world examples, and a crystal-clear understanding of whether AR and AI might be your business's next big thing
Speaker
Mike Bradford | Director - DELMIA Strategic Business Development and Marketing | Dassault Systèmes
With over thirty years of manufacturing and IT expertise under his belt, Mike Bradford stands at the helm of significant know-how. He's served as a Manager, Consultant, Entrepreneur, College Instructor, and been involved in ASCM (formerly APICS) and AIAG projects. Don't be blindsided by the big talk — hear Mike tell it like it is!
Noteworthy Accomplishments in Augmented Reality (AR)
- Siemens: Siemens has made AR an integral part of its production line by offering real-time guidance to workers, boosting efficiency, and slashing errors. This has paved the way for enhanced results, even for novice crewmembers, by standardizing procedures and providing on-site assistance[4][5]. Take component alignment during assembly, for example. AR technology ensures top-notch assembly outcomes despite design changes.
- Boeing: Boeing dazzled the world by utilizing AR glasses integrated with Upskill Skylight to expedite aircraft wiring assembly. Result? A tidy 25% reduction in wiring production time and zero error rates[5]!
- ASML and Applied Materials: These tech titans excel in offering AR service manuals for the maintenance of intricate semiconductor fabrication machinery. AR glasses display vital maintenance information, such as repair steps and IoT data, thus drastically decreasing repair times and eliminating errors[4].
Shining Moments in Artificial Intelligence (AI)
- Whirlpool: Whirlpool scores big points by relying on Robotic Process Automation (RPA) to automate assembly line tasks and material handling. AI makes waves, too, by ensuring quality control inspections are spot-on[3].
- Demand Prediction: AI serves up delicious data-driven decisions in manufacturing, enabling firms to analyze past trends, current market conditions, and external factors for smart production planning. This boosts inventory levels and keeps costs in check[3].
- Siemens' Digital Twin with AI: Siemens' digital twin powered by AI predicts maintenance needs, optimizes production, and improves adaptability in production environments. The result? Higher efficiency and greater precision in anticipating potential issues[Enrichment].
These success stories reveal how AR and AI are shaking up the industrial manufacturing sector by optimizing efficiency, accuracy, and adaptability across various operational aspects. Don't miss this golden opportunity to get the inside scoop!
The discussion will delve into the ways artificial intelligence (AI) and augmented reality (AR) are revolutionizing the financial aspects of the manufacturing industry by delivering improved efficiency, precision, and adaptability in equipment manufacturing. For instance, Siemens leverages AR to streamline production processes, reducing errors and enhancing efficiency for both novice and experienced workers. On the AI front, Whirlpool employs Robotic Process Automation (RPA) to automate assembly line tasks, ensuring quality control inspections and material handling are executed accurately. These strategic technological investments not only boost productivity but also help companies compete more effectively in the dynamic and competitive technology industry.
