Smart Manufacturing Crystal Ball Event
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MarketsandMarkets Smart Manufacturing Crystal Ball Event

High growth markets which contribute to 20% of your revenues today will contribute 80% in the next 5 years. Identify these new revenue sources at MarketsandMarkets Crystal Ball Events!

The smart manufacturing market is expected to reach USD 228 billion by 2027. Numerous enabling technologies are expected to fuel its growth – Condition Monitoring, Artificial Intelligence, Digital Twin, Industrial 3D Printing, Collaborative Robots, Industrial Cybersecurity, Warehouse Management Systems, Manufacturing Execution System and Automated Guided Vehicle. 

A host of attractive, high growth opportunities such as IoT in Manufacturing, AR/VR in Manufacturing, Industrial Robotics, Blockchain in Manufacturing, Warehouse Robotics & Automation, remote monitoring, and 5G Infrastructure could be pursued.

Participants such as technology providers, machine/equipment providers, Software Provider, System Integrator, and End User industries can benefit from this unprecedented growth over the next 5 years  

This Crystal Ball event focuses on learning more about the most promising opportunities in the Smart Manufacturing ecosystem, as seen through the lens of eminent CXOs in this space.

What to Expect

Key
Highlights

  • Significance of monitoring in digital manufacturing.
     
  • Key underlining technologies for monitoring.
     
  • Technical standard as a major challenge in terms of standardization of monitoring technologies.
     
  • Exploring the framewokr of Cyber Security & Data Security.

Crystal Ball :
Through The Speakers Perspective

  • What are those specific challenges you typically face while implementing monitoring techniques in a manufacturing facility?
     
  • A lot of complexity exists in the implementation of monitoring technologies especially in a traditional factory ecosystem. What’s your strategy to overcome this inherent obstacle?
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