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Based on the provided excerpt: The article argues that effective factory tech and AI adoption comes from small, pragmatic test-and-learn pilots—measuring outcomes, iterating, and scaling what works—rather than sweeping, high-risk overhauls.
What’s one low-risk pilot you could launch in the next quarter to prove value from AI or automation on your factory floor?
A Pragmatic Blueprint for Factory Floor Innovation
Successful technology and AI adoption rarely comes from sweeping, high-risk factory overhauls. Instead, the most effective path is a pragmatic "test-and-learn" process.
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