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Production is not static. The systems that run it still are.

Our positions on the next generation of industrial systems: dynamic scheduling, the AI-augmented operator, open ecosystems. What we are building, and why.

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    Managing WIP (work in progress) in industry

    What is work in progress (WIP)? WIP (work in progress) refers to goods or services being manufactured or executed by a company that are not yet compl…

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    Why and how to optimise operator movements in the Factory 4.0 ?

    Why seek to optimise operator movements? The optimisation of a company’s performance is generally based on Lean Manufacturing methods. This tool cons…

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    Galia : traceability in the automotive sector

    The importance of traceability in the automotive industry In the automotive industry, it is essential to define standards for all elements that enter…

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    What is geofencing?

    When we talk about geolocation , we often hear about geofencing . This concept will be omnipresent in our lives tomorrow. In this article, I explain…

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    Indoor tracking: Factory 4.0 for every industrial company

    What is indoor geolocation? Unlike outdoor geolocation , which uses satellites and GPS data, indoor geolocation allows you to know the position of a…

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    How to optimize industrial logistics ?

    The deployment of logistics 4.0 To implement relevant initiatives and agree on a coherent strategy, it is essential for companies to consider the imp…

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    A role of Geofencing in Supply Chain 4.0

    Since the 2000s and the democratization of the Internet, many companies have turned to a total digitization of processes, otherwise known as Logistic…

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