Digital technology Bolsters Manufacturing During Pandemic
A remote expert trains an employee in the use of smart manufacturing technology. We reached out to Mike Cerilli, VP of commercial digital solutions at Ecolab, to offer some of the details of bringing AR and digital tools into the manufacturing process. DN: How has augmented reality been used in manufacturing historically? Mike Cerilli: AR is relatively nascent to manufacturing. While Boeing first used the technology as early as the 1990s, its adoption only picked up speed in the last decade as the technology matured. This reduced the cost, latency, and bulk of the devices, enabling more use c...
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