EM - Efficient Manufacturing - March 2022

En este número

A recent report – India Industry 4.0 Adoption: A Case To Mature
Manufacturing Digitalization By 2025 – by NASSCOM, found out
that Indian manufacturing has started pivoting to digitalisation,
with $5.5-6.5 billion spent on Industry 4.0 in FY21. Furthermore, a
first-hand insight from one of our speakers at the second edition at
the Manufacturing Business Forum (MBF), 2022 told us that Indian
manufacturing is heading for growth.
This issue is an amalgamation of fascinating trends that
everyone is talking about in the manufacturing world. Our Cover
Story talks about achieving India’s target of manufacturing to grow
up to 25% of GDP to $500 billion. Then again, our recent edition of
MBF was a huge success, which focused on the theme of sustainable
manufacturing. In fact, there couldn’t be a better way to look into the
future of manufacturing, with a sustainable approach.
I’ve been rather intrigued by metaverse, which is quite the
buzzword right now. So, for our Viewpoint section, we have dug into
how metaverse will change industrial practices in manufacturing and
open new doors for talent in the sector. The inputs from percipient
industry experts are wide-ranging. Do give it a read.
Apart from these, we bring you stories on how aerospace manufacturers
use AI, ML and other associated technologies, and the role cutting tool
design plays for the successful machining of titanium and its alloys.
We hope we keep bringing you the best content (stories & events)
each month, with the latest trends, deep insights and the right solutions.