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With a wide range of end products, processes, and regulations, food manufacturers have long been at the forefront of manufacturing innovation.
Still, the industry is changing. As the labor shortage continues, supply chains are strained, regulations change, and consumers demand new products, food manufacturers globally need more advanced tools and strategies to remain competitive.
Digital Twins are at the forefront of many digital transformation initiatives, but are they just a buzzword? Or is there real value in the benefits Digital Twins offer?
As food manufacturers continue pressing forward amid tumultuous times, there’s never been a more pressing time for food manufacturers to bring in Digital Twins and Industry 4.0 technology. In this white paper, we’ll explain more about what Digital Twins are and how they can help food manufacturers solve their biggest challenges.
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Manufacturers need to easily access data from their production processes to take advantage of the new inroads available with Industry 4.0. Driven by the need to identify, analyze, and optimize industrial data, many manufacturers are considering (or have already adopted!) an Industrial Internet of Things (IIoT) platform to leverage the power of Machine Learning, AI, and Big Data discoveries.
Digital Twins are used in manufacturing to uncover root causes, identify and prevent defects, optimize processes, evolve predictive maintenance strategies, and more.
This webinar series brings together multiple educational sources about Digital Twins for manufacturing.
One of Braincube’s Food and Beverage customers wanted to use Industry 4.0 technologies to tackle their quality and consistency challenges. By minimizing scrap, they would improve their bottom line and sustainability efforts.
See how they did it in this case study.