Desoutter 4.0

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Understanding Industry 4.0

Industry 4.0 Applications

Automotive

The automotive industry signals a growing need for process control to improve the quality of production processes while simultaneously reducing operating expenses. As an innovation driver, the automotive industry is also implementing changes in the fields of automation, data interchange, and production technologies.

Tiers Automotive

Tiers assembly

Industry 4.0 promises automobile component suppliers significant effects. Key factors are reductions in system downtimes, improved productivity through automation and resource optimization, and reduced maintenance expenses. Continuous recording and analysis of process data allows plant and system failures to be predicted, inefficient developments to be corrected, and productivity to be improved.

Aerospace

Smart factories

With a production characterized by relatively small volumes, long cycle times, large components and high variability in the production processes, this industry offers specific challenges when it comes to the dissemination of smart tools and solutions. All major OEMs need to increase the overall process efficiency, limit quality costs and cycle times, and exclude human factors as a source of error.

General Industry

Smart energy storage

By completely digitalizing the product development life cycle, we can achieve smart energy storage. This in turn allows us to provide customers accurate traceability, quality control, and new, cost effective products. The vast range of products are embedded with systems, sensors, and actuators that are all linked to one another via the internet.