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An interesting interactive story featuring an operator dealing with an onboard machine alarm.
Francesca Margherita Chifari, during the “Knowledge Camp 2024” event hosted by the Open Industry 4.0 Alliance at the MULTIVAC Group headquarters in Germany, captivated the audience by recounting a story that will sound familiar to many:
A production line operator is carrying out their daily activities when, suddenly, the machine slows down to a stop, accompanied by an alarm indicating an issue. At this point, there are two possible actions: adhere to the “business as usual” approach or turn to IIoT and AI.
We leave you here the video to discover the outcomes of these two narratives!
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For machine builders (OEMs), the Data Act is a strategic opportunity to innovate their services, increase transparency, and strengthen their competitive positioning.

From Amazon's virtual assistant facilitating shopping in the USA to the use of artificial intelligence on the beaches of Rimini to find lost children, these stories show how artificial intelligence is already revolutionizing various sectors.

Artificial Intelligence: opportunity or threat? It all depends on how it is used: mastering it means turning it into a strategic ally.