Bring it all together — and succeed
The thinking behind the architecture: why most Industry 4.0 initiatives stall, and what a genuinely modular, "chiplet" approach to manufacturing unlocks.
So far, not good
Globalisation is on the verge of a complete "reset", transforming the way the West, South America and South-East Asia manufacture. Yet there's no clear vision or generic architecture for Industry 4.0 — and over 90% of initiatives fail, because of the financial element.
The chiplet concept in manufacturing
The new architecture doesn't require you to "switch" the entire facility — the transition can happen at a scale and pace that suits the company or site. True modularity lets each de-coupled component, from process to logistics, be "best in class".
What true modularity brings
"The sector has no tangible solutions to the problems manufacturers face; there are only modifications to the old paradigm."