INDUSTRIAL AUTOMATION ASIA

APRIL 2019 EDITION

BUILDING THE FACTORY OF

FUTURE
BBW 40304
SKILL FOR AUTOMATED WELDING

NAME : NUR AISYAH BINTI AHMAD NOOR

MATRIX NO. : CB160131
LECTURER : Ts. MOHD FAIRUZ BIN MARIAN
 THE NEXT ERA IN MANUFACTURING
REVOLUTION

Basic principle of industry 4.0 was based on the concept of connecting machines, work pieces, system and
businesses to create intelligent network along the entire value chain that would be able to control each
other autonomously.

Industry 4.0 is the next in the line of revolutionary changes in industrial production in which cyber-physical
systems monitor the physical processes of the factory

The application of innovative technologies in high-value products with advanced features through manufacturing
creates competitively marketable product.
MEETING CHANGING NEEDS OF CONSUMERS
AND SOCIETY
The concept of the factory of the
future is able to address the changing
purchasing habits of the consumer
along with the evolving needs of society
by combining improved industrial Customer-focused, human-
perfomance and quality with cost centered, manufacturing will be
effective productivity achieved by collaborative and
mobile enterprises in digital,
virtual and resource-efficent
factories utilising the latest
information and
Potential to open new markets, these communication technologies
new production would be capable of
adapting with demand to undertake
smaller-scale, customised production
in economically way
 FUTURE –PROOF SOLUTIONS
CONNECTED SOLUTIONS
Design to ensure total cyber security are now pavng the way
for machine learning , comparison and benchmarking.

SUSTAINABLE SOLUTIONS
Deliver significant benefits by improving the use of
recyclable materials and limiting the consumption
Solution figures.

EXTENDED FACTORY SOLUTIONS

Mass customisation,flexibility and the ability to introduce new
products quickly can be provided and also be able to
revolutionise the traditional concepts of packaging line factory.
 INDUSTRY 4.0 HAPPENING NOW

Already making it possible to
digitise the entire value chain and
take advantage f connectivity to
undertake production in response
to immediate demand.
Enhanced connectivity on equipment
and plant level and exchange of data
indicate when raw ,materials or
ingredients are running low.
The logistics at the end of the
production line, can also be managed
in real time and the data generated by
the entire line can be used to improve
product serialisation and traceability
to protect against product.