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The Data Imperative for Smart Microfactories: Enabling Real-Time Agility and Resilience
This article was originally posted on manufacturingtomorrow.com.
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Microfactories, digital twins, and AI-first manufacturing strategies are not science fiction, they are here. But their success depends not just on sensors and robotics, but on how well data is connected, contextualized, and consumed.
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