costs. Added to this, the technology landscape is evolving at a fast rate. So how can manufacturers take advantage of this? How can they get value from Industry 4.0 and pass it on to customers?
Data is fundamental to the future of digitalisation and AI within manufacturing. Our shop floors are filled with data – and the ability to get hold of this data and then be able to utilise it in an effective manner is essential in industry today. To get a complete picture of what’s going on within the shop floor, multiple data streams are essential. However, getting data from the machine – or multiple machines – can be a challenge. This is a challenge that can be solved by working with a trusted partner capable of delivering a complete solution. And this is where Turck Banner comes in.
After all, the company is not just a hardware provider, it has the ability to get manufacturers the actionable data they require. As the company states: Turck Banner is
redefining industrial connectivity by delivering comprehensive, end-to-end, turnkey solutions that transform raw shop-floor data into actionable insights for enterprise platforms. From initial design through full implementation, the company provide manufacturers with everything needed to seamlessly bridge the
Turck Banner ensures critical machine and process data flows effortlessly into enterprise systems
Getting data from the shop floor and turning it into something that can be used is essential in today’s manufacturing environment
igitalisation, IT/OT, robotics, automation and sustainability are essential terms when it comes to industry and the ever
evolving manufacturing sector. However, all these developments can be a little confusing for companies already facing a wide range of
challenges, and help may be needed to get the full potential from the solutions available. Not only is manufacturing today highly
competitive, but companies are facing difficulties ranging from the shortage of skilled labour and huge challenges on margins, to ever increasing
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