Unleashing the Power: How IoT in Manufacturing Market is Revolutionizing Factories of Tomorrow

When we hear or read about the term industrial revolution, we are invariably teleported back in time to our high school days, when we learned about it for the first time.

Going a step further from the third industrial revolution, the fourth industrial revolution, or the Industrial Internet of Things (IIoT), or simply Industry 4.0, is going to be an amalgamation of all the latest technologies and manufacturing, where the machines, particularly at the shop floor, will be equipped with the ability to communicate so as to achieve visibility over every aspect of the operations, including goods, assets, and processes.

Facilitated by the rapid developments that have happened on the information technology and hardware front, Industry 4.0 is nothing but a blend of advanced analytics, Big Data, Robotics (machine learning), Artificial Intelligence (AI), Internet of Things (IoT), Blockchain, Radio-Frequency Identification (RFID) systems, Real-time Locationing Systems (RTLS), 3D printing, and Process Digitization across the business value chain, thus leading to a convergence of real and the virtual world.

Also being referred to as ‘smart factory’ or smart manufacturing, the concept of Industry 4.0 is going to change the way manufacturing happens across the globe by completely digitizing the manufacturing sector.

The concept of a ‘smart factory’ with connected manufacturing units is fast becoming a reality everywhere – including India.

Diverse businesses in the country, be it the startups, SMEs or big corporations, are opening up to the idea of Industry 4.0.

Ongoing IoT solutions are fueling a culture of creativity and evolving to face the future of manufacturing sectors.Industrial IoT has earned a well-deserved reputation for assisting in the growth, implementation, and continued adoption of digital communication and networking facilities in virtually all types of industries, but especially in agriculture, manufacturing, mining, and electricity.

The underlying premise that underpins cross-industry data exchange is the collaborative activities of various industries to develop basic human needs.

These cross-industry processes may include any kind of industrial activity, revolutionizing existing and future systems.Decades of initiative, along with industrial aims of making operations less strenuous and more effective, have resulted in widespread implementation of IIoT applications, artificial intelligence, robotics, and machine learning around the world.Smart Industry is the product of developments in industrial robotics, artificial intelligence, and machine learning.

As systems are designed and redesigned around the principles of greater performance and competitiveness, as well as reduced operating costs, Smart Industry incorporates industrial IoT into its solutions.Smart & Automated ManufacturingMost manufacturing businesses that want to manufacture vast volumes of their finished product while still keeping a close eye on consistency use industrial IoT.

Maintaining the proper balance at the industrial level is critical for ensuring that goods fulfil both quality and output targets, and IIoT strategies will help achieve and sustain this balance.

Automation is often seen at particular points in the manufacturing chain, where it raises efficiency while lowering costs.

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Global Internet of Things (IoT) Connected Cars Market is forecasted to reach US$ 220 Bn in 2024 at a CAGR rate of 14.8% with 2016 as a base year.

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With the rise in the use of technology, the demand for testing solutions to ensure operational efficiency has been gaining momentum.

In this report by Market Research Future (MRFR), the global IoT Testing Market is assessed on segmental and regional basis.

It unveils that the global market is set to strike 33% CAGR during the assessment period 2016 to 2022 and is estimated to earn revenue worth USD 1708 Mn by the end of the forecast period.The rising investments in IP testing are likely to propel the expansion of the IoT Testing Market in the nearby future.

In addition, rising installation of connected devices is anticipated to support the growth pace of the market across the review period.

It is poised to drive the proliferation of the Internet of Things (IoT) testing market over the next couple of years.

The tests for IoT are also developed for different requirements, such as compatibility testing, performance testing, etc.