Digital transformation empowers workforce productivity
Schneider Electric collaborated with Braincube for its digital transformation. They conducted a pilot project at their high-power inverter factory to test the relevance and efficiency of Braincube’s solutions.
After the success of that pilot project, they implemented Braincube across their other sites to use the Internet of Things and artificial intelligence to transform into a smart factory.
Instead of constantly manually monitoring operations, Schneider Electric’s teams use Braincube’s AI to enhance their production lines’ efficiency and product quality. By optimizing performance, the company was able to improve throughput yield and increase its performance ratio.
In this case study, you’ll:
learn how they implemented Braincube to identify optimal production parameters and how it improved First Pass Yield
 understand how Crossrank AI helped Schneider’s staff and teams reduce time-consuming tasks and focus on optimizing performance and quality
see why Braincube will continue to be an effective part of Schneider’s production lines, architecture, and strategy
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Introducing predictive analyticsDive deep into your processes to uncover hidden improvement opportunities. Detect patterns, prevent downtime, and reduce costs.
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Dive deep into your processes to uncover hidden improvement opportunities. Detect patterns, prevent downtime, and reduce costs.