Siemens MindSphere: Gathering and Interpreting IIoT Data
Siemens MindSphere provides manufacturers with a platform that helps them manage the vast amounts of data they generate.
Manufacturing
BMW – AI Beyond Self-Driving Cars
BWM applies machine learning in the manufacturing process today to get ahead
Winner – AutoStore: Shaping the Future of Warehousing
In order to meet market needs of increased order accuracy, speed and operational efficiency, warehouse digitization has become a must in the manufacturing ecosystem. AutoStore is a world-leading robot technology company that has revolutionized e-commerce fulfillment with its cube-based AS/RS.
Smarter, healthier, more productive: how Uptake is revolutionizing heavy industries with AI+IoT
“WE KNOW WHAT FAILURE LOOKS LIKE. Our technology has seen millions of machine failures so you don’t have to. Machines don’t have to break.”
Farm to Data Table: John Deere and Data in Precision Agriculture
Farm equipment manufacturer? Data technology leader? How about both? As the global leader in precision agriculture, John Deere is innovating through the internet of things and data analytics to help farmers improve their operations, bottom line, and ability to feed the world.
How Do You Do, Fellow Kids?
Keeping up with fast moving digital industries as a manufacturing company
A Quirky attempt at crowdsourcing inventions
How Quirky’s unusual approach to idea generation left them without the high-quality products necessary to achieve success
Marxent Lab’s VisualCommerce : Changing the Classic Retail & Manufacturing Game
Visual Commerce has changed the way retail and manufacturing companies market their producst and has opened a plethora of industries that can leverage digital products in enhancing their value proposition
GoPro’s Potential to Bring Virtual Reality Creation to the Masses
With innovative technology and high engagement rates, GoPro has the potential to bring tools for virtual reality creation to the broader consumer market.
Li & Fung – The Downfall of a Platform
On March 6th of this year, the supply chain management giant Li & Fung will be unceremoniously removed from the Hang Seng Index, a globally recognized index of Blue Chip Hong Kong Companies, to be replaced by Greely Automobile. It will mark the another step in the steep decline of a company which was once synonymous with outsourcing and cheap Asian manufacturing.