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Automotive manufacturers need to adapt constantly to engineering changes for vehicles and parts, and today stakeholders can plan and implement systems faster using real-time manufacturing data, digital twin simulation and training through augmented and virtual reality (AR/VR).
In this session, manufacturers and systems suppliers discuss how they are using virtual planning tools to prepare for ongoing changes, to train up employees and implement AI solutions in manufacturing.
Featuring
Raman Mehta, SVP & CIO, Johnson Electric
Balakrishnan Adhi, Vice-President of MP&L Plant Operations, Material Flow and Packaging Engineering, International Markets Group, Ford Motor Company
Romain Ropitault, Senior Product Manager, CosmoTech
Arik Lämmle, IPA Project Leader, Fraunhofer IPA
Moderator
Nick Holt, Editor, AMS
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