Generative Design- AI technology in robotics allows us to achieve collaboration between human minds and bot technical capabilities. Generative design demonstrates this principle by receiving human inputs that tell the machine the input elements, specifications, tolerances, etc., that are then considered in building a complex algorithm. Using this algorithm, artificial intelligence runs simulations of all possible combinations of the design inputs to create the optimum product design.

Preventative Maintenance- Many industries use artificial intelligence to predict when mechanical parts may require replacing. Machine learning combined with historical data creates an algorithm that identifies potential problems before they arise, allowing operational employees to take the necessary measures to prevent issues that may slow or even halt production.

Predictive Forecasting- AI algorithms can help manage all elements of the supply chain to prepare for market shifts that may otherwise hurt production and distribution. Anticipating these market fluctuations allows businesses to become extremely resilient and focus time and resources to the most critical points, adopting a proactive versus reactive strategy.

Digital Twins- A digital twin is a virtual representation of a factory, product, or service. The representation matches the physical attributes of its real-world counterpart through the use of sensors, cameras, and other data collection methods. To make digital twins work, the first thing you have to do is integrating smart components that gather data about the real-time condition, status or position with physical items. The components are connected to a cloud-based system that received all the data and processes it.