Cimlogic to showcase Industry 4.0 tech at TM Smart Factory Expo

The Manufacturer Smart Factory Expo is a two-day event which brings together world leading technology solution providers and executive level directors of forward thinking UK manufacturing businesses, from a range of industries.

Delegates will have the opportunity to look at the very latest Industry 4.0 enabled technologies, to future proof their manufacturing operations.

Talk to Cimlogic on Stand 46 to find out how adopting Industry 4.0 technologies will help respond to ever changing market conditions to future proof manufacturing operations and to drive sustainable growth and innovation.

Visit Cimlogic’s Industry 4.0 webpage and find out more about the technologies it is delivering, the resources available include the Connected Value Chain EBook.

Cimlogic will showcase its almost 20 years’ experience in the industrial automation and information technology sector with interesting product demonstrations, including a rotating bottle line unit which collects and displays real-time production line data operated by new product OEE Express, which is powered by Parsec’s TrakSYS software.

The Internet of Things (IoT) is quickly changing the way manufacturers operate, bringing a real opportunity to achieve new heights of operational innovation and operational excellence.

Industry 4.0 technologies will enable manufacturers to have full visibility of operations and allow them to be responsive to information about raw materials, inventory, quality, waste, output and customer demands, ensuring that opportunities for improvement are highlighted and action is taken, saving money, time and improving customer satisfaction and supplier relations.

Chief executive office at Cimlogic, Mike Hodge commented: “We’re really excited about exhibiting at The Manufacturer Smart Factory Expo, a must-see event showcasing a host of the very latest technological innovations in the manufacturing industry.

“It’s an ideal place for us to meet face-to-face with manufacturers to discuss challenges in the current manufacturing climate and to talk about key trends such as; Industry 4.0, The Internet of Things, operational excellence, smart manufacturing, and connected data.

According to analyst’s research, the manufacturing industry will be the largest beneficiary of the Internet of Things, and so these industry terms are becoming increasingly important to the continued success and competitiveness of today’s global manufacturer, in the dawning of the ‘fourth industrial revolution’.