US invests in a smart manufacturing future


Monday, 27 June, 2016

The US has launched a Smart Manufacturing Innovation Institute in partnership with the Department of Energy. Led by the Smart Manufacturing Leadership Coalition (SMLC), the institute will bring together a consortium of organisations from industry, academia, government and non-profit trade groups to drive advances in smart manufacturing technology and digital process controls to improve the efficiency of advanced manufacturing.

The Smart Manufacturing Innovation Institute will focus on innovations that can dramatically reduce energy expenses in advanced manufacturing, strengthening the manufacturing sector and help to sustain the current resurgence of US manufacturing. The SMLC will launch the institute with a focus on accelerating the development and adoption of advanced sensors, data analytics and controls in manufacturing, and using smart manufacturing software to reach new levels of efficiency and optimisation of operations.

SMLC member Savigent Software will provide its event-driven smart manufacturing software as part of the coalition’s core technology offering.

Related News

APPEX 2027 is now open for registrations

APPEX 2027 registrations open for Australia's Processing and Packaging Expo, which is...

Hitachi Energy delivers six 500 kV shunt reactors for HumeLink project

The delivery of the six 120-tonne reactors marks a major milestone in the critical NSW...

DroneShield opens $13m Adelaide defence hub

DroneShield has opened its new Adelaide R&D hub to accelerate the development of...


  • All content Copyright © 2026 Westwick-Farrow Pty Ltd