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Integrating generative artificial intelligence with digital twin technology will transform the manufacturing industry, according to a recent report by Info-Tech Research Group.

Not all organizations have the resources, capital or talent required to deploy smart factories.

Digital tools help bridge the skills gap and improve quality.

To meet safe launch for an automotive component, a Michigan company had to manufacture 4,000 assemblies with zero defects. MES software helped the company do it.

Cloud-based software helps manufacturer of safety products prevent stock-outs and part shortages.

Multimedia Editor and Host Jennifer Pierce shares highlights from the ASSEMBLY Audible podcast.

Nominees include AI software, a fast and precise robot, and a smart workbench for error-proof assembly.

Some 18 software suppliers will demonstrate their latest products at The ASSEMBLY Show South.

The process of disassembling EV batteries is mostly a manual process. Researchers at Argonne National Laboratory are trying to change that.

Because AI is becoming a more commonly built-in component of many managed software suites, there are three issues that manufacturers should consider: