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Efficiency and quality are not mutually exclusive. There are plenty of tools on the market today that are specifically designed to thread this needle.

Manufacturers have yet to make the most of Industry 4.0 because many are still missing one critical piece of the puzzle: artificial intelligence (AI).

As more manufacturers upskill workers to use AI on the factory floor, here’s how some companies are tackling the workforce training challenge.

Using augmented reality and virtual reality, manufacturing leaders can enable workers to learn new skills in a safe and controlled environment

Automation.com: Parsec is recognized for its contributions to the industry with Stevie Awards wins in thought leadership and customer satisfaction.

Manufacturing Tomorrow: Parsec is recognized for its contributions to the industry with Stevie Awards wins in thought leadership and customer satisfaction.

Robotics Tomorrow: Parsec is recognized for significant contributions to the industry with Stevie Awards wins in thought leadership and customer satisfaction.

By focusing on step-by-step integration, manufacturers can better ensure any newly adopted AI tools enhance operations and drive long-term success.

It’s not enough to focus solely on optimizing systems and machinery; the human element of the manufacturing process is equally crucial.

Automation.com: Parsec’s flagship software, TrakSYS™, has been named “Overall Data Technology Innovation of the Year” in the Data Breakthrough Awards