It is difficult to pin down precisely how Industry 4.0 will affect automotive manufacturing operations, but stakeholders in the industry are investing heavily – or at least making plans – to prepare for what is considered as an inevitability.
By 2020, Bosch expects the benefits of Industry 4.0 to increase its sales by more than €1bn (US$1.23bn). Today, the German supplier’s industrial subsidiary, Bosch Rexroth, is playing a key role in the development of Industry 4.0 by working on ‘fully-connected’ factories. Here, power will be consumed in a more efficient manner, and a network of connected machines will be able to operate independently thanks to artificial intelligence (AI) programming.
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