Microtechnology encompasses miniaturized devices across various fields, including micromechanics, microelectronics, optics, and electrotechnics. These tiny, precise solutions find applications in cutting-edge sectors like aerospace, medicine, and automotive.
Integrating intelligence into microtechnology production processes is crucial to enhance efficiency, optimization, and productivity. Here are some existing solutions:
Smart Sensors: Industry 4.0 and soon Industry 5.0 rely on data collection from smarter sensors. These sensors provide real-time or interval-based information on equipment or parts, enabling better resource allocation, improved machine performance, and enhanced quality control.
Smart production line: Modern measurement systems are essential components of quality control. Today, to ensure robust, consistent, and reproducible results, measurement systems must be fully automatable. Additionally, technology with industrial standard interfaces is necessary to enable networking and communication between all production systems.
Smart machine tools: Machine tools are becoming smaller and smarter.
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