Ensuring compliance and safety in business is costly, with an average of 25% of revenue dedicated to these efforts. Neglecting compliance can lead to significant losses. Implementing a Manufacturing Execution System (MES) can streamline compliance with real-time monitoring and accountability.
Manufacturers that routinely challenge their leak tightness testing process will consistently produce products with reliable performance, battery longevity and safety.
While COVID-19-related disruptions threatening to upend manufacturing as we know it, IIoT systems make large-scale remote work possible, improve safety and help with supply chain issues.
Industry 4.0 represents the fourth and newest phase of the Industrial Revolution, one that is centered around interconnectivity, automation, machine learning, and real-time data.
In automotive and other safety-critical industries, impact testing is an important measure of a material’s failure properties. Properly testing both raw materials and molded components for their strength and durability can help engineers prevent failures, design lasting goods, and save lives.
By considering the pattern of all accidents, including those near misses, a predictive model can be created, isolating the cultural root causes of workplace injury and larger scale disasters.