Are microfactories the future for the manufacturing sector?
Microfactories are small-to-medium, modular manufacturing facilities that use state of the art technology like AI to optimise their operations. They can create significant cost,
Microfactories are small-to-medium, modular manufacturing facilities that use state of the art technology like AI to optimise their operations. They can create significant cost,
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10 new manufacturing sites have joined the World Economic Forum''s Global Lighthouse Network. There are now 54 ''Lighthouses'', the world''s most advanced factories,
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Geneva, Switzerland, 14 January 2025 – The World Economic Forum announces today that 17 innovative industrial sites have joined the Global Lighthouse Network, expanding the
A new report from the World Economic Forum identifies factories of the future that are reshaping manufacturing through the early adoption of game-changing technologies.
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