We know what robots do—some work all by themselves; some collaboratively with humans; others need to be guided. They're often used to help with tasks humans already do (like a prosthetic arm) or for repetitive and dangerous tasks. You and your robot colleagues could have a big future, together.

Artificial intelligence can allow manufacturers to build prediction into their processes, fixing equipment before it breaks down, responding in real time to changes in customer demand, or managing risks of supply chain disruptions. AI can also be used to make products and machines work like we do—they can learn by example, solve problems, see and recognize objects, teach themselves, and operate autonomously like self-driving cars. AI is already a big part of our lives—and needs your intelligence to make it even better.

Digital twins gather data from real life objects, production systems, factories, and supply chains to build virtual models that can be tested under various conditions before being applied again to design or fix things in real life. Virtual twins open the door to future jobs that will have a huge role in making better-designed goods and designing manufacturing systems that are more sustainable.

IIoT means the “Industrial Internet of Things.” That means linking software systems and devices like sensors, cameras, and machines to the worldwide web – connecting them and making them “smart”. That means they can be monitored and controlled remotely, programmed to do tasks, even work autonomously, by gathering, sharing, analyzing, and actuating data. It’s a key part of your new automated, smarter world.

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This tech makes computer designs real, through 3D printing. It’s “additive” because a computer-guided system adds material, building layer by layer. With it, we can dream up totally new components and products limited only by imagination—and make them a reality.

This tech makes computer designs real, through 3D printing. It’s “additive” because a computer-guided system adds material, building layer by layer. With it, we can dream up totally new components and products limited only by imagination—and make them a reality.