For me, the phrase “Factory of the Future” instantly conjures up an image of a fully automated, data-driven, lights-out facility cranking out mass-customized goods without missing a beat. It is full of best-case scenarios for the technology I cover, melding the ideal use cases technology manufacturers often discuss into one seamless environment. At best it is a blend of future and fantasy. While it is fun to think of what could be possible, there is nothing quite like going through a pandemic to help put the future in perspective. Without much warning, the pandemic tested the feasibility of many Factory of the Future theories. Undoubtedly, it has put a wealth of technologies in the spotlight – and often for good reason, when they have been able to rise to the occasion and address blaring areas of concern.
Veranese Promoted to CEO of AMI
With the continued growth and evolution of Advanced Manufacturing International, Inc. (AMI), the