The fourth industrial revolution: a case study

Supplied by Siemens Ltd on Monday, 16 June, 2014

This white paper takes a look at Siemens’ electronics plant in Amberg, Germany. There, products already communicate with production machines, and IT systems control and optimise all processes to ensure the lowest possible defect rate.

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