· Manufacturing & Investment · Source: economictimes.indiatimes.com

Manufacturing is moving from static to hyper-flexible automation

Global manufacturing is rapidly shifting from fixed, rigid assembly lines to software-defined, reconfigurable factories, says Cedrik Neike of Siemens Digital Industries. He emphasises that merely replicating traditional manufacturing models won’t be enough — industries must leapfrog to agile, hyper-flexible automation to stay competitive. Future factories will be adaptive, with production lines reconfiguring overnight and digital twins and robotics enabling unprecedented flexibility.

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