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Smart Factory Case Study
We introduce here the process when promoting the conversion of a regular factory into a smart factory and the keys to promoting same through the efforts of Komoro Murata Manufacturing.
For society to recover and progress in this post-pandemic era, we need to reduce the risk of infection at schools, offices, and other places where people gather. As indicators of the quality of ventilation, CO2 sensors should be chosen with care.
For society to recover and progress in this post-pandemic era, we need to reduce the risk of infection at schools, offices, and other places where people gather. To achieve this, we must avoid the three Cs: closed spaces, crowded places, and close-contact settings. Toward that end, ventilation is especially important for preventing airborne infections. A new method of discerning and announcing the proper timing for ventilation is gaining attention: using CO2 sensors to visualize air quality.
SDGs×Murata
Continuing from Part 1, this section introduces the process for achieving a “100% renewable energy plant” and Murata's own energy management system, etc.
SDGs×Murata
An introduction to the climate change measures of Kanazu Murata Manufacturing, the first plant to achieve “100% renewable energy” within the Murata Group.
SDGs×Murata
In Part 2, we introduce the internal company systems for advancing climate change measures throughout the company and for promoting the switch to renewable energy.
SDGs×Murata
An introduction to the climate change measures being carried out across the entire Murata Group as part of its SDG initiatives.
Smart Factories: Giving Form to Digital Transformation in the Manufacturing Industry
We give an explanation here about the industrial networks used to exchange a variety of data in smart factories while clarifying their differences with consumer network technology. We also touch on their evolution to meet new demands such as coordinating with corporate systems in addition to simply linking up systems and control devices.
Smart Factories: Giving Form to Digital Transformation in the Manufacturing Industry
We give an explanation here about the optimization of variable-mix variable-lot production – a production structure that responds in a timely manner to the consumer market where diversification is progressing and trends are changing drastically. The application of IoT and smart robots is spreading to enhance the productivity of cell production system lines. Furthermore, expectations are also building for the utilization of AI and other technologies that predict the market environment and factory operating conditions.
This article introduces the automation of data recording and management using sensors and IoT, which is essential to reduce the on-site workload of food hygiene management conducted in accordance with HACCP.
