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The Factory Goes Digital: How Technology Is Rebuilding Modern Manufacturing
Digital technology is moving deeper into manufacturing as factories connect machines, production systems, people and information in ways that were previously difficult to achieve. This edition examines how industrial software, sensors, connected equipment, automation and real-time data are changing factory operations. It explores the practical value of digital manufacturing across production visibility, quality, maintenance and planning while considering the integration, skills and operational discipline required to turn technology investments into measurable improvements.
Editor's Note
Digital transformation in manufacturing is most valuable when it solves real operational problems. Connecting machines or collecting data is only the beginning; factories must convert that information into better decisions and more reliable processes. This edition looks beyond the terminology of digital manufacturing to examine how technology can become a practical part of everyday production, maintenance and management.
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Inderpreet Singh on How Addverb Is Scaling Intelligent Warehouse Automation
In this interview, Inderpreet Singh of Addverb talks about the drivers of warehouse automation growth, the company’s end-to-end intralogistics solutions, and how AI, robotics, and indigenous R&D are shaping future-ready supply chains.
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Future-Ready Warehouse Storage Systems: An Interview with Syed Azeem, COO – Racks and Rollers
As warehousing rapidly evolves to meet the demands of e-commerce, omni-channel distribution, and scalability, storage infrastructure is becoming more intelligent and adaptable. At LogiMAT India 2026, Racks and Rollers showcases its vision for future-ready warehouse solutions. We speak with Syed Azeem, COO – Racks and Rollers, to understand the trends, technologies, and strategies shaping modern storage systems.
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Building Smart, Safe, and Scalable Intralogistics: An Interview with Nimesh Karelia, Managing Director – Jay Equipment
With supply chains becoming faster, denser, and more technology-driven, intralogistics is at the heart of warehouse efficiency. At LogiMAT India 2026, Jay Equipment showcases its vision for modern, safe, and scalable material-handling solutions. We speak with Nimesh Karelia, Managing Director – Jay Equipment, about the company’s journey, product innovations, and the future of intralogistics in India.
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