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More and more industries are moving towards automation and Industry 4.0 where they would not depend on skilled manpower. Puneet Sharma, Country Head, Salvagnini Machinery India…
The history of industrial production has been shaped by on-going evolutionary changes. Following the discovery of steam engines in the 1800s, mass production began 100 years later, and the invention of the computer in the 1970s ushered in the Industry 3.0 era
Post-Covid-19 phase, e-buying has substantially increased presenting a challenge of timely delivery. Digitalisation of warehouses is crucial for sustaining of business and to be afloat in the competition, says Ramesh Bhorania, VP, Robotics and Factory Automation, Prama Hikvision India.
Smart manufacturing – a part of the overall Industry 4.0 – is an interoperation of the many developments that have been seen in the last 20 years, like, Internet of Things, Digitalization, AI, ML, 3D printing, Big Data, etc. With the building of smart factories, industries will be able to control the environmental emissions, and, in general, address the seventeen new sustainability requirements of the United Nations, says R Jayaraman, Head of Capstone Projects, Bhavan’s SPJIMR.
SMEs need to tackle this gap by becoming not just agile, but also staying ahead of the curve, with the ability to withstand strong market competition. The key is to attract global players by using their small status as an advantage, says Parag Jhaveri, MD & CEO, Yasho Industries.
Indian textile industry needs to take a bigger pie from the global market. Industry 4.0 & sustainability are a prerequisite & so new technology advancements are the need of the hour, says Avinash Mayekar.