Innovations are helping to reshape the way OEMs handle their day-to-day operations and lead to leaner processes. Emerging technologies such as AI, IoT, 3D printing, and industrial internet of things (IIoT) are helping OEMs in cost-efficient manufacturing and more effective supply chain management.
Today, OEMs are digitally transforming themselves by embracing the industrial internet of things (IIoT) to find new ways of operating machines. When OEMs embed IIoT technology into machines, remote personnel can troubleshoot issues, change operating parameters, and oversee machine operation with supervisory control to avoid possible problems. Moreover, OEMs can also advise on-site engineers and operators on how best to solve a problem or improve performance.
Additionally, deploying robots and cobots is strategically important for OEMs to increase productivity while meeting evolving manufacturing needs. When combined with safety mechanisms such as safety-rated sensors, OEMs can have a software-based technology integrated into their robot controllers. It also allows human-robot collaborative operations, even with high-payload robots. Further, a cobot and a human can produce a better and faster result than working alone.
At this juncture, there is variety of OEM companies that are entering the market to cater to the different needs in the manufacturing domain. To help them choose the solutions that best fits their requirement, Manufacturing Outlook has compiled a list of OEM companies. Besides, the magazine also comprises insights from thought leaders in the sector on the industry trends, best practices, recent innovations, and their advice for aspiring CXOs.
We present to you Manufacturing Outlook’s, “Top 10 OEM Companies – 2022.”
